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To: Jan A. Van Hummel who wrote (8828)	1/16/1998 6:43:00 PM
From: JerryP	Respond to of 14577

Jan, I wasn't offering an opinion, one way or the other, as to whether SIII should try to aquire Nine. Only that another item of speculation has been added to this thread that, like before, seems to generate more items of speculations, then rantings from a few who think that it's fact and that the BOD should be taken out and shot after watching hungry dobermans chomp on their testicles. My take was that the Nine people were on a group vacation, probably fishing or duck hunting near here and not in California on business. <whoooosh!!> JP "O" and U

To: Jan A. Van Hummel who wrote (8828)	1/16/1998 9:46:00 PM
From: Jan A. Van Hummel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14577

"Prudent Speculator" picking small caps to outperform market. S3 was one of the stocks mentioned by name. Still rubbing my eyes out. We have got one sheep across. Jan "Prudent Speculator" Al Frank Predicts Small Caps to Outperform Large Caps in 1998; Frank Heads Up Investor Forum Jan. 24 in Salt Lake City SALT LAKE CITY, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 16, 1998--Following another strong year for equities, "Prudent Speculator" Al Frank predicts small capitalization stocks will outperform large caps in 1998. And when Al Frank speaks, it's wise to listen. His own portfolio, which is the model for "The Prudent Speculator" newsletter, climbed nearly 42% in 1997. Frank, who has just opened the new no-load "Al Frank Fund," is the keynote speaker at the upcoming Informed Investors Utah Growth Stock Forum on Saturday morning, Jan. 24 in Salt Lake City. The Forum runs from 8 a.m. to noon at the Holiday Inn Downtown. Cost to attend, which includes a continental breakfast, is $15 prepaid and $20 at the door. To register or obtain additional information, call 800/992-4683. For more information about Informed Investors, visit the website at informedinvestors.com or email info@informedinvestors.com. Audio tapes of the Forum also will be available for $25. While Frank's analysis doesn't limit himself to any one industry group, he sees value in technology issues. "The silver lining to 1997's selloff in technology stocks is that we can look forward to most them showing good gains in 1998 and beyond." Among the technology issues earning recent recommendations from Frank include: Aerovox (NASDAQ:ARVX), Summit Technology (NASDAQ:BEAM), Arrhythmia Resh Technology (AMEX:HRT), Kulicke & Soffa (NASDAQ:KLIC), Micron Electronics (NASDAQ:MUEI) and S3 Inc. (NASDAQ:SIII). In addition to Frank, attendees will hear analyst-style presentations from at least two Utah companies -- Mining Services International (NASDAQ:MSIX) and SOS Staffing Services (NASDAQ:SOSS). The Forum is co-sponsored by Investor's Business Daily. Sacramento-based Informed Investors has been linking investors with management of public companies since 1993. Informed Investors represents individual investors who collectively hold investable assets of an estimated $1.5 billion. CONTACT: Informed Investors Tim Quast/Bob Taylor/Steve Chanecka, 916/448-8222 or 800-992-4683 KEYWORD: UTAH CALIFORNIA BW0244 JAN 16,1998 Jan