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To: Pringles who wrote (317)	12/2/1997 8:43:00 PM
From: pat mudge	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4400

[Supporter????] <<< I am still a supporter of SSPIF and wish very much that they do succeed.However, past experience tells me to be VERY CAREFUL with this management team.>>> Odd timing for your comments re: Spectrum's management. Why didn't you bash them a few days ago when the stock was in the 5s???? Either you got out of your position today and have sour grapes or got out and have gone short. I've watched these bulletin boards for a long while and most "pros" are a little more subtle. Regards, Pat

To: Pringles who wrote (317)	12/3/1997 2:15:00 PM
From: andy harrison	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4400

To ALL: A little bit about our friend Larry... He is a broker at a major Wall Street firm that starts with the letters S & B. From what I have come to understand, our friend Larry at one time owned a sizable position in SSPIF and was spreading rumors that were helpful in pushing the stock to its 52 week high in the $9 range and was also busy writing sell tickets to push it down to the $7 range some time later. I also have come to understand that the analyst at his firm was and is still following one of SSPIF's competitors and our friend Larry brought stacks and stacks of info on SSPIF for the analyst to look at. So far this analyst has not started to follow SSPIF. Is this why our friend Larry is pissed off and has liquidated almost his entire position?? Looks like sour grapes to me buddy.. Dont worry Larry, when the good news starts to pour in you, I will find pleasure in knowing that you dont own a single share. More information that almost slipped my mind: Since you know so much about Ron Wages stock options; how thrilling it must have been for you to have been present at the meeting when they negotiated his package. (This is sarcasm...)