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To: Robert Gordon who wrote (3654)	12/19/1997 10:32:00 PM
From: Robert Gordon	Respond to of 10479

From: "Hashimoto, Tomoko" <HashimoT@nasd.com> To: "'rrgordon@ucsd.edu'" <rrgordon@ucsd.edu> Subject: RE: Nasdaq national listing Date: Thu, 18 Dec 1997 15:10:15 -0500 Encoding: 29 TEXT Thank you for your e-mail. We are not allowed to disclose any information regarding company's application status. Sorry. Nasdaq Webmaster >---------- >From: robert gordon[SMTP:rrgordon@ucsd.edu] >Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 1997 8:22 PM >To: isfeedback@nasdaq.com >Subject: Nasdaq national listing > >I'm a shareholder of a small cap nasdaq stock called Osicom (FIBR). >About one year ago the company released a press release stating that >they applied towards Nasdaq national listing status. Since then the >company has refused to comment on the matter except to state that they >have not been rejected. I have checked the listing requirements on your >website and confirmed that Osicom meets the requirements to be listed on >NMS. I was hoping that you can shed some light on the long delay. Are >there other requirements for listing that are not published on your >website? Is there an open investigation of Osicom that is preventing >listing? > > I really hope that you can help > Thanks > Robert Gordon > rrgordon@ucsd.edu > I had to try! :)

To: Robert Gordon who wrote (3654)	12/19/1997 10:37:00 PM
From: lisa	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10479

Hey GR, How bullish would it be if Osicom bounced, creating the technically bullish double bottom!!! This is an event alot of TA people look for before jumping in, right? FWIW the last time Osicom had a chance to create the double bottom was October matching the August low (which it just busted support not even slowing down), this bottom stems from the bottom set in mid November. Very important for the longs, that the share price bounces, so get out your cash, because the short and longs are going into combat Monday morning early.