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To: David Pawlak who wrote (3611)	12/17/1997 9:32:00 AM
From: Elliott Dunwody	Respond to of 10479

Checking......... Company probably buying back a little. Went down to far yesterday. I want to know whats going on when it starts printing 5 or 6;.

To: David Pawlak who wrote (3611)	12/17/1997 9:58:00 AM
From: Robert Gordon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

Here is a guess... yesterday the price went lower on very low volume. I bet the market makers noticed their was few people on the bid and there were a couple of stop limit orders under that. They blew through a couple bids and paid them back with the shares they got at a discount. It was a way for the market makers to make a quick buck at no risk.

To: David Pawlak who wrote (3611)	12/17/1997 6:32:00 PM
From: Chartgod	Respond to of 10479

Must not have been too much, finishing at 2-7/16. I'm still out, but watching. james

To: David Pawlak who wrote (3611)	12/18/1997 7:26:00 PM
From: George Weiss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

David, interesting article on Mobile Asset Tracking by James F. DeRose which appeared in the November issue of "Wireless for the Corporate User" It provides a some history on the attempts that have been made to use wireless in this area. I know only enough to be dangerous but it would seem that Osicom's NET+ARM product combined with a wireless interface and a cheap transport method such as CDPD, may help create some wireless/networked solutions. Interesting reading anyway. Their Web site is WWW.Wirelessmag.com. The above article isn't yet in the archives, however, so if its of interest I could sent it to someone who has a scanner. George