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To: Doug R who wrote (8287)	11/23/1997 10:33:00 PM
From: SJ - Stephen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79558

Doug R. have been sitting as a lerker,,, CADE caught my interest, and decided to read about them. I like the info posted and the company But I see many 144's filed on Edgar.. I don't have access to open up 144's but if you goto the following site... you shall see..... edgar-online.com I find it interesting that there were no 144's until 2 dollars was broken. I would like feedback as to where I can find who filed the 144's, as well as your input and the input from this thread. Thanks. SJ

To: Doug R who wrote (8287)	11/24/1997 12:18:00 AM
From: John_W	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79558

Doug, CADE--TA request. This stocks behavior has me a bit confused. CADE has always been so durable in the past and has a close following--faithful traders that buy before it breaks the bottom of the channel. Usually I buy at what I think is the bottom and sell at the top. Almost like watching a show volley of ping pong. This time I am still holding and waiting--is it a bounce or should I take my loss and exit as gracefuly as possible. The ping pong ball is starting to look like a dead cat! Is my face red or what? Why does this always have to happen in my wife's IRA account? Any objective words of wisdom here would be helpful. Thanks, John W.