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To: Jeff Gurian who wrote (315)	12/10/1997 2:32:00 PM
From: Zeus549	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 339

Hi Jeff, Good luck with AVEI. I'm out until I see a pretty severe pullback.(which or course may never happen) Currently I think there is too much already figured into the price. Now it could be they have some kind of surprise in the mergers and acquisitions which could send it flying higher--but who knows about that--not I. I'm sure they will be getting their FDA approval in pretty short order and should get some kind of pop from that. Overall I think the market is ripe for a good tumble again. Lot of money coming in at the end of the year that needs a home but they don't want it at the current levels IMO and will try to shake out the weak hands at least one more time before they start poring in the doe.

To: Jeff Gurian who wrote (315)	12/14/1997 11:24:00 PM
From: Dan Woodbury	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 339

Since AVEI's sales are predominately in Europe and Japan, what impact will the strong dollar have on revenues and profits? I agree that AVEI seems to have a tremendous upside but it also has a huge downside (at least in the short term) if profits are dissapointing. Don't forget that last year the stock fell from 25 to 10 in about 2 months time. So what impact will the strong dollar have? I'd hate to own any shares of AVEI if the company announced that it missed earnings because of currency issues.