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To: BonniesGuy who wrote (12365)	10/31/1997 11:11:00 AM
From: John Kratus	Respond to of 18263

No, BGuy, please don't say that you're still in this thing. The reputation of Northrup? Don't use that to prop up this dead horse. What about the reputation of the State of Nevada? The reputation of Titow? The reputation of Franklin Chiang? The reputation of Kevin Schick? The reputation of the Gardner Group? The reputation of Emerald Securities? Zitel is leaving a landscape of ruined reputations in its wake.

To: BonniesGuy who wrote (12365)	10/31/1997 11:11:00 AM
From: Stanley L Brown	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 18263

BG, Are you sure were talking about the same stock? If we are you need to look a little closer at the fundamentals and leave the fuddamentals alone. Zitel symbol ZITL traded OTC???? Happy Trading Stan

To: BonniesGuy who wrote (12365)	10/31/1997 11:20:00 AM
From: Roger A. Babb	Respond to of 18263

Bonnie, the most negative information to come from the conference was not earnings but was that the Caymans have not converted yet. They had the opportunity to convert for a profit a few weeks ago. The fact that they have not converted must mean that they are intending to "short it into the dust" as has happened with other convertable deals. Remember that the conversion is at a fixed price so as the price goes down the number of shares hanging over the market goes up, up, up...

To: BonniesGuy who wrote (12365)	10/31/1997 11:25:00 AM
From: Warren Gates	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18263

BG ... quick question to you? Pretend you're a CIO with an annual IS budget of 25M and you're evaluating Y2K solution providers. Which would you evaluate first a. The company's technology b. The company's balance sheet c. The company's success stories If you could answer this, you'll find out why Zitel's Y2K business is about to be deep-sixed as of now. HINT: your IS budget is even twice their revenue.