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To: DCPI who wrote (4567)	4/27/2006 10:39:28 PM
From: BMcV	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4710

Considering they missed their targets pretty consistently over the past two years, the stratagem you suggest wasn't very successful, if they were playing that game. And why would one of their suppliers be interested in forcing them into liquidation? With the margins that VTSS and PMCS earn, it is amazing they have not been more profitable than they have. High options expense has been one reason why--now we have a partial explanation for that.

To: DCPI who wrote (4567)	4/28/2006 6:52:49 AM
From: Taro	Respond to of 4710

Don't believe for instance the GE Networking product line is worth much without the team around it. When the team is gone, besides a couple of patents and IP, not much to buy. As for the "why" at this time, I believe that is all up to speculation only and we can all post our theory - or multiple theories like I have done - for brain training purposes only, while knowing will be later. Anyway, fun to watch but not too funny to own massively. Certainly not if holding a bag. I am the lucky owner of 5k shares only bought at 1.72 back in early November. So far I lost paper money only. Taro