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To: Doug R who wrote (7680)	11/14/1997 4:32:00 PM
From: TheInvestor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79450

RLLY got the Friday blues. I would'nt have jumped in, if I thought it was crashing. So, In my humble opinion, it was a golden buying opportunity. Instock, Peg, and others, hang in there we will make money on this baby. Keeping the faith, Ben

To: Doug R who wrote (7680)	11/14/1997 5:03:00 PM
From: Tim Oliver	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79450

IMO, this is not the time to be in stocks of companies with a lot of uncertainty or are losing money. ATPX and RLLY are great examples in the portfolio. While CHAT sounds great, I think they're still losing a lot of money and there is uncertainty. Stocks like BOSCF will not perform right now, IMO, due to their inconsistent earnings reports and lack of US investor relations. MTON may go to 200, but it has to get to 10 first. I wanted to buy some with Doug's huge endorsement, but couldn't do it after reading that they'd lost a renewal of a big contract last year. That usually is not a very positive sign of things to come in a new industry with a relatively small company such as MTON. I raised a little cash reluctantly today in SEEQ. There seems to be significant distribution after what looked like a break out of the $3-4 range recently. Like others here, I will be studying a lot of stocks this weekend and hopefully deploying the cash long or short. I currently own RECY, LABZ and LAMN and would not be quick to sell them either on a fundamental or technical basis after studying them carefully for quite awhile now. These thoughts are only my opinions and some are probably wrong, but I appreciate the opportunity to offer my two cents. Tim O.