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To: DWB who wrote (467)	11/7/2001 9:26:21 PM
From: BWAC	Respond to of 586

Good, maybe AX wil knock the ball out of the park and buy GX within a year. Seriously these are almost the exact numbers GX made in its early years. AX is headed down the same path. One difference GX was already way up there in price AX isn't. As for the headline from the news service of "Wider loss". Well yeah I guess they are technically right? But what does that really tell the reader? Does the news service know how to run a business that requires extensive initial outlays of capital and certain fixed operating and interest expenses? Doe sit explain later in the article that AX is a growing company that plans to eventually, as there system matures, have sales far exceeding those fixed costs. Does the article talk about the loss being largely depreciation? No instead its just a meaningless, senseless, garble of useless writing showing no understanding of AX the business and its business plan.