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To: Al Collard who wrote (451)	3/25/2002 8:22:33 AM
From: geoffb_si	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 592

Hi, Al: Just a few more comments on SYB... 4 possible scenarios: 1) ONC makes an offer to take over SYB at a premium; SYB goes up. 2) ONC agrees to change status of SYB's shares of ONC from "escrowed" to "free-trading" and SYB distributes them to SYB shareholders as a dividend; SYB goes up. 3) ONC agrees to change status of SYB's shares of ONC to free-trading and SYB sells to a fund/institution for cash; SYB share price goes down, as SYB mgt doesn't have credibility with market. 4) No arrangement is made between ONC & SYB; SYB share price mirrors ONC share price, at current ratio of 1 to 10). Regards, Geoff