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To: Bob Zacks who wrote (774)	11/26/1997 8:51:00 PM
From: ftth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Cheer up Bob--the exponential subscriber growth is very likely to happen, but realistically that trend can't be confirmed until at least 3 quarterly checkpoints from now at an absolute minimum. Remember, though, that's already the expectation. Personally I'm more concerned with seeing exponential growth in @work and @media, since these are the crown jewels for accelerating growth beyond expectations in my opinion. I'm also anxious to see how MCNS catches on, and how the growth rates correlate. If it does catch on, it might mean that all the Bay/LanCity P.O.S. modems have to be replaced--and there are quite a few of them deployed. P.S. You'll only be depressed if YOU let yourself think depressing thoughts. It's totally and solely in your control. Think about it. Have a good one, dh

To: Bob Zacks who wrote (774)	11/26/1997 10:21:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 29970

Cheer-up Bob. The challenge will be to not sell your shares at a huge profit. Think about this: No one ever talks about @Work and @Media. These divisions have far more potential than the cash cow service. A question for you is: Does TCI get 65% from them too? I suspect not. The price action today was indiscernable from an every trade tick analysis, but the stock gapped up and held its gains. A close above 20 cuts through the steep downtrend. That would stick in a double bottom. If I was short the stock, if the 20 close took place, I wouldn't care how bad it looked, I'd cover. If the Generals start up soon, I wonder if anyone will try to buy a company that has no revenues? Do I wonder much?