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To: JoeinIowa who wrote (1493)	3/7/2003 11:00:51 AM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Joe, DWYR gapped up this morning on 600 share volume in response to a pretty good earnings report. Yeehaw! My type of stock. Due to the low vol. technical studies are not of much value here. SURE suffered from over reaction to news yesterday. It's a great opportunity for new position once this dust settles. STOR is selling for a fraction of its cash. If they stop doing business right now and you buy the stock, you get almost 1.50 for every dollar or almost a 50% return. This is cash and not illiquid assets, so its not hard to imagine why someone would consider buying this co. out. Mathematically speaking, it should work out fine buying this stock now and waiting for someone else to pay closer to what its worth later. AIQ on the other hand is heavily burdened with debt and has a majority shareholder very interested in converting the co's cash generation ability into cash. However AIQ is still a negative equation and the co. has yet to prove that it can balance its books. I don't see a reason to buy this stock right now. The above is just my opinion, as usual, and is not intended to be the final word. On the contrary, discussion is welcome regardless if it is in agreement or disagreement with my opinion.