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To: Carlson who wrote (1825)	12/5/1997 8:14:00 PM
From: Daveyk	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3029

To All holders of INVX, I got kinda pissed when I read short position had increased to 2.7 million shares for this undervalued company.How could this happen?These people are borrowing our shares that are in our margin accounts. Solution;call your broker and demand your shares be placed in cash account.If enough of us do this they'll be forced to cover immediately and of course this is called short squeeze and price will rise.We should all post this idea everywhere we frequent.With an IBD EPS ranking of 99 the relative strenghth of 22 is way too low.A good solid short squeeze is in order to bring price and RS back in line.It's something we shareholders can do for ourselves for a change instead of wondering why in the H... Regards,Dave

To: Carlson who wrote (1825)	12/6/1997 8:51:00 AM
From: Mark Oliver	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3029

I also thought the puts looked very atractive, but was favoing Feb 22 1/2. I'll put together some questions. I suggest it can be very interesting to talk to Alan Chan. He's an operations guy and has a different prospective to Doug who is a bean counter. Bill Murnane was always the contact a year ago, but most of this has shifted onto Doug. Bill is now getting the whole Litchfield organization in order. All these guys have been available for comment in the past. All of them seem to be very interested in helping you understand the workings of INVX and their industry. Therefore, be sure to slip in a few questions about your other favorite stocks and you might get an interesting view. Regards, Mark