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To: Michael Sphar who wrote (475)	11/6/1997 7:35:00 AM
From: Wesley Davis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 665

Thanks to everyone for their summary of the conf. call and their analysis of the co. Did Leto say anything about talks with strategic partners? I assume IMGX will go it alone w/ Sybase for now. As for the stock price, I've always maintained that IMGX will be hit hard by tax loss selling. My guess is that we will retest the lows of the past month. I plan to buy more in late Nov./ Dec. I am more encouraged with the anlaysis everyone has made on this thread about IMGX. If it weren't for Leto, I would be gone long ago. Wesley

To: Michael Sphar who wrote (475)	11/6/1997 7:55:00 AM
From: Constance K. Landis	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 665

Any study of charts is simply a historical validation of real events. This company (as with any company) will succeed or fail based primarily on it's ability to attract customers and generate sales, period. The earlier discussion about a "pipeline" brings to mind the quip that "A bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush". Too often this company in it's PR and forward statements touts the vaporish gleam of potentials rather than stating facts. Last year at their stockholders meeting they talked freely about expanding their presence in the auto industry. There have been no releases to that effect since, why? Also, last year Oracle and Informix were mentioned frequently in the context that if won over, 1View would become the "standard" internet capable middleware product. What went wrong? Again, now this year we are hearing talk about new "potential customers" with a World wide presence (mentioned were Avon, Lucent,and DEC). Is there a trend to all of this speculation? Also, again we hear talk of the sale of Durotech. When will this happen or will we keep them around as a scape goat for our failed expectations? As for this stock "exploding out of the blocks" I must remind my studied co-sufferers that many more stocks fail at this stage in comparison to those that succeed. The proof is in the pudding. Without a real advanced customer base and associated sales this stock will only provide a short run to the poorhouse. Fed Up with the Bull