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To: The Rooker who wrote (5922)	12/23/1997 3:37:00 PM
From: SE	Respond to of 10368

If your guesses are purely a result of throwing darts on a board, most people would prefer you keep these to yourself! :-) I have a lot of guesses like this and boy are they fun. You should see the company as I have built it up in my mind! WOW! :) Just kidding. GO PACK GO! -Scott

To: The Rooker who wrote (5922)	12/24/1997 4:54:00 PM
From: WallStBum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10368

Anyway, this is my first post to this thread but I have been a lurker for a while (In @ 5 since 7/14) Wow! That's a long time to be so silent and through some BNGO highs and lows. It's damn nice to have this call over with. I think it's well known that I'm very bullish on BNGO. I think and have through the call thought BNGO is worth a lot more than where we were on Monday and today's and yesterday's price action (up roughly ~20%) is IMO a reflection of BNGO's adjusting to it's true substantially higher value. Look again at the earnings, cash flow, lack of debt, book value, liquidity (especially after the call), and all of the recent announcements of M&A, anlysts recommendations, etc... This is a terrific company. The warrant call would have rained on the parade whenever it occurred, I'm glad it's out of the way. I don't know how fast the rise will be because I wonder if many won't jump ship at their respective break even points between now and $10, but a year from now, I believe mid-high teens are likely if all continues to go well for BNGO. I don't know about Rodney, but a $200,000 portfolio in BNGOW at it's peak would have been worth about $1,000 on Monday if you could trade out, and $38 if you redeem them. I never knew how much Rod had and I would never have asked or otherwise guessed, but whatever the amount was, that kind of loss percentage would/has put a sour taste in anyone's mouth. Rodney has done a hell of a job, along with many others here scouring info. on BNGO and presenting same in understandable format. I hope he did just turn his puter off until now. Maybe he's just a lurker now. Truthfully, I can't blame him. On that note: Jay D. I'll only take a moment, because your comments don't deserve more, but to say the least, you have been way out of line. I won't take the time to go back through your posts because they really burn me, but you obviously have difficulty taking any personal responsibility for your own decisions/actions. I've seen you praise Rodney, then blame Rodney for your own losses, then pick his brain further for his wealth of knowledge re: BNGO, then insult him again when he didn't respond to you immediately (which to his credit, he actually did and in total politeness), then show concern of his wherabouts and well-being, and then hypothesize his evil wrongdoings when he didn't respond - exactly what hidden agendas do you think anyone of us has - I'd say we are here to make money and learn more, better ourselves and generally educate ourselves in the art of making money. Period. What other evil purposes do you think there are? You lose money and you blame Rodney, blame the MM's, blame management, blame me now probably, blame SI... I notice however, that you're not praising Rodney for helping in educating you regarding BNGO now that you could have/did make ~20% on BNGO in the past 3 trading days. I guess you knew we'd rise 20% all along, though, right. SI is a terrific place to share thoughts, opinions, facts, re: stocks. You simply bought in on the runup and lost on the warrant call as many here did, including myself. But, it's not as if Rodney was your 401(k) manager and took your life savings and moved to St. Martin. You always do your own DD. And if you do some DD now, you might see you're in a good position to profit from BNGO. Just as we were all spring, summer and fall prior to the warrant call. That's just my opinion though. PS - Merry Christmas. I really don't mean to insult you, but I do think some of your comments have been misdirected. dax