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To: Sharck who wrote (35371)	9/19/2000 10:42:49 AM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Hi Sharck. . .EFCX was trading at 1 1/4 this past December. . just prior to it being added to the Fuel Cell sector mania. Strong near-term support at 8 1/2. Barely any support after $6. I'm planning to hold most until single digits. . . but we'll see how momentum develops. . .depends on whether investors are willing to admit their company is a battery maker or not. I personally love the rechargeable batteries in the latest cell phones. They work very well. I would NOT be interested in disposable batteries for cell phones, like those offered by EFCX. My cell phone is too small now. If anything, I want that bigger battery to give it some size and weight. As it is, it falls out of my shirt pocket too easily. As a fuel cell company, EFCX was given a value near $8 bucks. . .as a battery company, it was having difficulty staying listed on the Nasdaq. Hope that helps, Rande Is