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To: David Harker who wrote (100)	10/3/2000 12:36:03 PM
From: Rob S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 113

Raging Bull has a lot of Bullchip postings imo. The reason NSCT stock is down is because they have failed to live up to their statements about getting major commitments for technology licensing and development agreements once they secured the patents. A small technology company, no matter how glorious the technology appears, depends a heck of a lot on trust that they will live up to expectations. Telling investors that they will make announcements once the TMOS patent was secured was a blunder that damages credibility. I own NSCT as a high risk stock play. If they start to deliver with a single major licensee or development agreement, the stock will likely move on to new highs. Failing that, the stock is likely to be range bound at best. I know personally how difficult it is to develop and license leading edge technology. Having patents is no assurance of success. The patents do look promising but the company has been short on delivering results.