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To: Larry Brubaker who wrote (24388)	11/4/1997 10:27:00 PM
From: Dave Bissett	Respond to of 35569

Larry - We've seen anticipation runs several times this year. These cannot be repeated endlessly. The persistent delays have worn out everyone, IMO, depleting patience and anticipation. Also, the last PR gave no dates but created a window spanning several unpredictable weeks. For all practical purposes this effectively disallowed another anticipation run because these typically occur very near the time of an expected event, and we are in pitch dark here about just when to expect "the event". Add to this the fact that we have renewed market bullishness with many other places to put money, plus attacks on management's credibitility such as we've witnessed here and it's no wonder the stock is not showing any life.....it's dying from starvation. Dave

To: Larry Brubaker who wrote (24388)	11/4/1997 11:17:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Respond to of 35569

Larry, I think I have made my point clear, and I really do not think it will be productive for me to belabor my position. The fact that "shorty" is capable of manipulating the price at will means that there are not enough external forces (demand for the stock) present to prevent shorty form its actions. If the assumption is that the big boys want more shares, now is their opportunity, apparently they have their fil of bananas. Everyone on this thread that wanted shares bought them. The question is who is left? Of course, a fantastic COC report would change the fundamental picture and new demand may then materialize, but do not underestimate the technical damage cused to a stock that has declined to about 30% of its peak value. Such a decline usually creates an overhead supply of stock all the way to that level. Zeev Zeev