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To: Highlander who wrote (6161)	1/5/1998 1:02:00 AM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 10368

Last year's chart does suggest there is money to be made trading BNGO instead of just holding. With every $1 surge upward followed by a retreat, a market timer can make $2 by "buying" the jump twice. Depends if BNGO repeates that pattern in what could be a much more depressed overall market this year.

To: Highlander who wrote (6161)	1/5/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: ted w. kentzel	Respond to of 10368

Highlander; One reason the stock moved up so fast last year was the float. I believe there was only one million shares trading and small buy orders could and did propel the stock quickly. With the float at least 3-4 times larger, I believe it won't move up that fast, but will move up. Quarterly numbers will be important, especially keeping the string of record growth/earnings. News of acquisitions (could be this week!) should move the stock above $7.50 in January. (The easy money should be the money between here and our all time high of $10 or so.) Nasdaq listing in Feb. should keep it above $8. and quarterly/yearly #'s could move it to $9 quickly. After this, the quarterly #'s will be the driving force. Ted