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To: KHS who wrote (1317)	10/26/2000 8:53:01 PM
From: Perry P.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2404

Like the others have recommended, send your suggestions and concerns to Moberg. It will at least make you feel better. Triquent (TQNT) is the only thing keeping me afloat. Maybe we will all be dancing in the streets come January.......It could happen. Perry P.

To: KHS who wrote (1317)	10/26/2000 10:14:10 PM
From: Peace	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2404

I am not bailing yet, but I may trim my position if it fails to keep up when this market gets going. Too much opportunity cost and guess what I can always get back in when the chart starts to look good. Right now it is still in a downtrend and doesnt even look oversold on the daily chart. I may also consider trading instead of investing in this stock. I usually dont mix investing and trading as it requires a very different mindset. I violated that rule of mine and took a trading position on earnings (It was more gambling than trading though) which did not pay off. Hanging in there for now though. Dont say the market has this company wrong. The market is always right. The market is based on investor perception. The investors may have a wrong perception but I wouldnt blame the market for that. So if you think investors are wrong about this company what are we going to do. How do you think this stock will hit triple digits. Yes sir when investors think it is worth buying at that price. What will make the investors believe. You think the investors are not aware that Intel is working with Aware or that Aware has patents pending. So counting on this type of news to send us rocketing higher by itself is foolish. Look at what happened when we got the Intel news last year, it pulled us out of the 20's and despite the company hitting on all cylinders for several quarters (great earnings, revenues, excellent balance sheet, new customers etc) we are right back where we were. So some good news may get us out again, maybe we hit 60 only to be pushed back again. The bottom line is that investor perceptions have to be changed and you and I cant do that and the people who could - have not done much either.