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To: Seth Leyton who wrote (5869)	11/10/1997 1:38:00 PM
From: Mike Winn	Respond to of 42804

Oops, you're right. I may get kicked out again if the morality cops report me. Is there a censor checker on the Internet that I can use? Three persons on the Year 2000 thread have been kicked out for uttering the word "scam" against a company. I better watch my mouth.

To: Seth Leyton who wrote (5869)	11/10/1997 5:18:00 PM
From: Robert G. Ghazey	Respond to of 42804

Seth, Are you saying that the coverage, so long awaited and so ardently hoped for, is the big negative now driving the stock down? Bear Stearns has in fact twice reiterated its buy. The company has been as silent as a stone. One might have thought that after the quiet period related to the secondary, the company would have an abundance of news to share, perhaps a tidbit here and a tidbit there.. Perhaps it is the lack of any indication from the company of its business prospects since the 35% decline in share valuations began that has contributed to the plunge. It seems more likely to me that the failure of coverage by Merrill Lynch, and in fact the unloading by Merrill Lynch, which I blelieve that you brought to the attention of this thread, is the culprit. Once upon a time, Noam Lotan came to the rescue of a failing share price when he announced that business in Japan had been strong. It sure would be nice to hear from him again.