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To: jimmy who wrote (5378)	12/10/1997 1:39:00 PM
From: B-MAN	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10368

With the deadline fast approaching... P of BNGOW will continue to decline towards zero. In my opinion, those that wish to realize some salvage value should sell now (unless intend to convert). Once this Warrant business is over, BNGO appears to be an excellent value/grwth play. LET'S MOVE ON! B (A frustrated, but impatient, long-termer)

To: jimmy who wrote (5378)	12/10/1997 2:04:00 PM
From: Dan Doughty	Respond to of 10368

I know what you mean about good news sending us to the poor house. I am not qualified to forecast a price for BNGO. I guess that was my subconscious saying "GOD I hope it gets back to $8". :-) My "gut feeling" expressed previously is based on 10Qs, FA, this thread, etc. Since I have already lost money (on paper), I'm going to ride out the Warrant call and see what happens next year. If BNGO goes to hell, then I just financed a very expensive lesson! If BNGO rises after the call, then as Rod said a while ago, "I know how to get rich quick...". I can't remember his exact words, but I believe the general idea was buy the stock of companies that call their warrants (after the stock has tanked, of course). At least we're not in OXHP!! -Dan