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To: Ga Bard who wrote (1158)	10/25/1997 4:50:00 PM
From: Jodi Segal-Lankry	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8835

Thanks Gabard, Try to consider investor sentiment on the ACCY situation. Stocks have a tendency to take-off when the story itself strikes the public: For example: GERON (GERN) - Doubled on news that they found the gene to control aging and cancer even though treatments would be years away. This company was in the red. Quigley (QGLY) - Well we all know that story. Lozenges to cure the common cold. Went from .14 cents in its infancy to a close Friday of 19 post split (38 in reality). This company is in my hometown and they were operating out of a church basement at the time of release with 0 revenues. Granted, ACCY does not have as strong a story as the aforementioned, however, GOLF GOLF GOLF - who is reading the newswires - alot of guys who play golf - They see a tournament story with some big names and David Marr as the owner and in my opinion - boom!!! - why not throw a few grand into a .20 cent stock tournament company - looks like a good gamble to me. Any opinions? Jodi