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To: Michael who wrote (11999)	10/27/1997 11:01:00 PM
From: Stanley L Brown	Respond to of 18263

Mike, Ironic you would pick that price since that is where this thread started (not split adjusted but give it time) "I'm long on ZITL at 13 1/4 from two weeks." Someone wake me up when the Fundementals change please. Happy Trading Stan

To: Michael who wrote (11999)	10/27/1997 11:10:00 PM
From: Roger A. Babb	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18263

Michael, here is my guess: Open at 15 High will be open Close at 11 1/2 Low 11

To: Michael who wrote (11999)	10/28/1997 4:23:00 AM
From: Marconi	Respond to of 18263

Michael, 14 3/8 open 14 9/16 high (before 10 EST) 12 15/16 close I'm reflecting a greater factor of turmoil and how traders have handled it so far. I continue to think it will be end of December before Zitel will trend below 10. With turmoil, the herd effect to 'safety' -- look how AOL was handled-- is likely to pan support for Z this week. The turmoil is unfavorable for Zitel's report Thursday, which should arouse closer scrutiny. I wonder if Z will make an effort to delay the report? Best regards, MDR An afterthought: I wonder where the traders are going to put the dollars? Rates are dipping, last week Fed Reserves rose 1+ Billions in spite of 7+ Billions drop in foreign holdings of US debt, broad money (raw M3) rose $26 Billions last week (M1 was down, but of less importance), dollar is strong...hard to find a place other than the overstuffed US equities market for the cash.