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To: Brent who wrote (3084)	11/11/1997 6:54:00 PM
From: Daniel E. Urroz	Respond to of 3977

Brent, let me put it another way. The bank that won't let us touch any of the Victor money, probably has a good idea with whats going on with TM, Spinergy, Hockey and the sale of bulk plastic. I belive they know more about the potential of all of the above, and the financial horizon(past, present, and future), and they say no ticky no laundry. I respect the opinion of verybody on this thread, but have to look at the people who know the real score(the banks). I have made my losses back day trading this company just before the last dilution. That's when they came out with another good release and drove the price up so the reg-s could dump. Check my posts of that time period and you will see that I said the price would go up which it did(almost to 3/4) and then drop to where it is today. I would have to give Scott credit for that prediction because he said it would fall to these levels. I thought they would just go back to 1/2. But then again I'm not too bright. thanks for the advise on sticking with the larger companies, but I like to spread my megerpay around. daniel

To: Brent who wrote (3084)	11/13/1997 5:13:00 PM
From: Daniel E. Urroz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3977

Brent, let me respond to this; <Oh, yes! I see. You're right. JP should have just gone done to the bank and got a loan. Of the multitude of other financing options available to QDRX, he chose the the worst one for the shareholders (including himself). Daniel, He didn't have a choice, QDRX needs cash. How else can he get it?> In my very humble opinion, I would offer you two possible scenerios: 1. Nobody would give him a loan 2. If he were to secure a loan he would have to answer to a bank board. He would have to concentrate on core products. He might have to answer to or quit giving lucrative salaries or perks. right now all he has to worry about is a little thread on SI that can't force him to do a thing. Which one is it, one or two? Number two, sounds like this CEO. With Love, Daniel