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To: Zeev Hed who wrote (19305)	2/25/2001 11:53:02 AM
From: TREND1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 60323

Zeev Why SNDK will over react to the down side and reach 10 (1) Fund and Bank Managers work under what is called a "reasonable clause". Meaning they make reasonable decisions based on what a company is saying when buying a stock for trusts,funds,etc. (2) When the CEO says things are not going to be good for the next two quarters, this "reasonable clause" gives the lawyers in a future law suit against the fund and bank managers. The lawyer can stand up in court and say: "Why did you buy this stock for my client, when even the company CEO was giving a warning? Did you think you, as a bank manager knew more about SNDK than the CEO ?" (3)This SNDK CEO has put fund and bank managers in a very bad position as far as the "reasonable action clause". IMHO. Larry Dudash