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To: DDS-OMS who wrote (1144)	11/12/1997 1:27:00 PM
From: Mr. Miller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

Just got off phone with unrelated broker from last post. resides in NY. Cautiously accumulating. M

To: DDS-OMS who wrote (1144)	11/12/1997 1:30:00 PM
From: Brian Pastor	Respond to of 4571

Let's start a new BCMD thread for stock talk only. Caveat - I am a 150% supporter of the veterans on the thread and the morons (that's english for incredibly stupid) who criticize veterans should take their comments elsewhere. As for my BCMD observation, people who bought anticipating JV news are obviously getting nervous the longer the news takes to appear. The stock is drfting 5% lower each day with a nice mid-afternoon ralley. This is either a slow-drain or a golden opportunity depending on the information you choose to believe and act upon. I understand the gist of things is that Lionel has a good credibility track record. Although, as head of investor relations on a small company, you would expect him to be positive. Several times I have thought about adding to my position, but have restrained myself figuring this one may not be a day trade but a long term project. As long as JV comes in reasonably soon, I expect it will be a long term hold. As far as coming production numbers, I don't see how the company can be at full production having only recently added the necessary key personel and needing additional cash. The problem with these stock threads sometimes is the irrational exuberance (albeit that's welcome when it helps a stock erupt AFTER solid reliable news has been reported). Gary Baggs has been a constant source of facts, rather than hype. I look for others with such contributions.