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To: Thomas Kirwin who wrote (127)	11/18/1997 1:19:00 AM
From: charles moore	Respond to of 329

Am I miising something here?I believe I am correct in that there was a .16 loss last quarter. If you had a positive .12 and it went to positive earnings of .16 this would be a 25% increase so its about the same going from .16 to .12. It would seem to me that a 25% increase with a 10% increase in Revenues is not that bad especially considering that delay in shipment. Charles

To: Thomas Kirwin who wrote (127)	11/18/1997 10:28:00 AM
From: Tom Cooper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 329

Tom, I'm hoping you are wrong about seeing the stock price slip further, but quarterly earnings are such an obsession with many investors that it might happen. I listened to the conference call yesterday and heard some interesting things. There are quite a few cap companies in the pipeline for HED films, probably in small quantities for testing and development at this point. If the price and size advantages are realizable, Q3 of 1998 ought to be a lot different. The DNA deal is supposed to be finalized before the end of 1997, so we should see more stable and predictable financials in 1998. Hopefully, they will be more profitable, too. Even though the news wasn't all that cheerful, I'm happy to see that ADTC didn't play any financial games with the numbers trying to make things look different than they are. And, revenue growth is still over 30% for the year, so I think we are just seeing some turbulence that is characteristic of small companies. Tom