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To: robbie who wrote (30208)	1/13/1998 5:14:00 PM
From: Jim Lou	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

Why did the price go back toward the end of the day?

To: robbie who wrote (30208)	1/13/1998 5:48:00 PM
From: username	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

<Would appreciate your take on all of this.> Robbie, my wife just called me...I'm kinda late for an appointment. Yeah, that INTC thread is wild and wooly. I chanced upon this thread (ASND) in October, and I have not regretted it. My first suggestion, since I am very new here, would be to go back on this thread and read the posts as far as you care to go back. There is also a "news only" thread that is excellent. There are a lot of sharp people here. There are a lot of facts available. You are right, it does appear the tide has turned. The "general concensus" (I believe, correct me if I am in error...)is that ASND will at least meet their number, and if INTC is any indication (watch tomorrow) we could have a clue on how ASND will act if they beat their number. if the market doesn't get whacked in the meantime. Although these people probably won't bet on the number for the whole day like those animals on the INTC thread, I'm real real bullish on ASND. My chart gave me an entry signal at 24 1/2, and my chart says the target is 51, but I am only one guy. What happens in between? Ask around, there are some real good people on this thread. (anybody want to talk to Robbie about his options spread? not me, thanks.) pete