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To: Cary C who wrote (948)	12/30/1997 11:49:00 AM
From: James Strauss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2377

>>>WOW!! Jim RATL you gotta warn me ahead of time LOL. I saw 87 million shares with afloat of 84.5 million and didn't know what to do. software has always been hard for me because its so competitive and I'm sure me being computerillerterate doesn't help. How do youthink the pending class action suit will pan out ? any ideas?<<< ********************************************************** Cary: The class action suit has been news since October... The stock fell and now has been recovering... There is positive MoneyFlow and a previous DownGap was closed... So who knows how it will turn out... The current accumulation of the stock says people want it... Revenues are growing rapidly while EPS went south, but shares outstg went north... The rising Revenues, current TA, and the notoriety in the industry implies that they will weather this current storm... Notice, that BOBJY is also on that Industry Leader list... ............................................... Monday December 22, 9:00 am Eastern Time Company Press Release EMC Named Database Industry Leader On Prestigious List First Storage Company Ever Selected For "Database Dozen" List of Companies That define the Direction of the Database Industry. ................... EMC joins IBM (1), Oracle (2), Microsoft (3), Sun Microsystems (4), Sybase (5), NCR (7), SAS Institute (8), Rational Software Corp. (Nasdaq:RATL - news; 9), Computer Associates (10), Business Objects (Nasdaq:BOBJY - news; 11),** and Informix (12), on the list. Jim