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To: quasimodo who wrote (17448)	7/26/2003 1:10:39 AM
From: Graystone	Respond to of 78958

Welcome to Silicon Investor or No one said sell, good sign I just drive the Welcome Wagon around once in awhile and thought I would take the time to say Welcome. How do you like my Welcome Wagon, not many people can claim that they have seen an Aston Martin DB5 used as a welcome wagon, MrB gave it to me.

To: quasimodo who wrote (17448)	8/18/2003 4:35:32 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78958

quasimodo, looks like your QUIP's moved up a bit. I've looked at it a couple of times since your post on it here, and to me, it seems reasonably valued, no great bargain. (my focus: price/sales & price/book) It does seem that if QUIP's business is cyclical and now near lows, if business does get better those good profit margins could return. So I agree with you that the stock might rise up to the $20's again (from current $12.60). I'll stay out of it because I don't see a catalyst, and I don't have any feel for what QUIP's strengths might be compared to strong Euro. competitors. (If I recall correctly, QUIP once prided themselves on their very strong employee training and cross-training programs.) jmo Paul Senior