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To: Mark[ox5] who wrote (268)	11/2/1997 11:00:00 AM
From: Robert T. Quasius	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 297

I looked at FIBR recently, but the substantial insider trading and related party transactions turned me off. By the numbers, FIBR looks seriously undervalued, but when the insiders are selling right and left, the bad news clearly isn't overwith yet. Insider selling by the President and other officers looks especially bad IMHO, because these are usually the most knowledgeable. Here's some insider transactions from www.Insidertrader.com Month Type Amount Shares Who Share Price Oct 144 20,625 5,000 1-D 4.125 Sept 4 887,340 219,000 1-P 4.05 Sept 144 784,348 206,149 4-N,O,U,O 3.80 Aug 4 691,369 103,331 1-P 6.69 Aug 144 77,181 12,700 1-S 6.08 Jul 144 146,000 21,000 2-U,O 6.95