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To: John F. Poteraske who wrote (650)	11/28/1997 10:52:00 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 897

JFP-- Ah, the Nov. pick? It's worth maybe .70, not a penny more. I was looking at it around 1.25, but I never bought, so I missed the run-up. Looks like a pump and dump to me. Here is some news>> Micro-Integration Corp, which provides information technology services, said Wednesday its stock would move to NASDAQ's small cap market on December 1 from the elctronic exchange's national market. The company moved its stock because it no longer met one of NASDAQ's National Market System listing requirements -- $4 million in net intangible assets for companies that suffered a loss in three of their last four fiscal years, as Micro- Integration has. The company now has about $2.7 million in net assets, a spokesman said. Micro-Integration Corp will comply with the new $2 million asset listing requirement of Nasdaq's small cap market, which will go into effect in February, the spokesman said. He added the company's ticker symbol will remain the same.