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To: tech who wrote (763)	10/31/1997 9:18:00 AM
From: Martin Wormser	Respond to of 4571

tech, This is what I posted to Schop. martin Schop, It wasn't. The charts have it all screwed up. For some reason the the 15 for 1 reverse split had an effect on the charts. I'm looking at an S and P chart (2\3\93 pre-split) from 1989 to 1991 the stock traded between $1 and $2.50 a share. Take the 15 for 1 reverse split and you get a chart that says the stock traded somewhere between $25 and $35 a share. This is not correct. The next S and P chart (4\8\94 post split) shows the stock trading between $25 and $35 a share. This is not correct. $2.50 was a 10 year high. martin