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To: Phil Fischer who wrote (7981)	11/18/1997 10:00:00 PM
From: Aaron K. Dhiman	Respond to of 14577

According to the following article, Number Nine went through a similar class action lawsuit around '95/'96 for misleading analysts and investors during the IPO and its initial run-up and for bumbling on its inventories: securities.stanford.edu Does anyone know the outcome of that suit? Thanks for any discussion on the matter. Aaron

To: Phil Fischer who wrote (7981)	11/18/1997 10:06:00 PM
From: Phil Fischer	Respond to of 14577

Apparently the analyst who had Siii as a strong sell has upgraded or stopped following the stock. Does anybody know who this analyst was. He/she turned out to be correct so I would like to be able to identify him/her. Phil

To: Phil Fischer who wrote (7981)	11/18/1997 10:27:00 PM
From: Jim Berg	Respond to of 14577

Phil Would you feel better if I lied ??? I have at times owned as many as 12000 shares of SIII at one time. But they had a sought after product at that time. P.S. Jim Berg look up definition of "literally". They still don't have the support of any major card manufacturer " A real fact " It will be a long time before they are back in the money and recognized for it. I just dropped into this thread after a long absence having months ago sold the last of my SIII. I sold the day Diamond anounced a new supplier for their top cards this last fall. Jim