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To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (389)	1/18/1998 6:38:00 PM
From: White Shoes	Respond to of 598

Sure is "hot"!!! But I tell you these PC sound&light gizmos have their run and then flame out (but you already know about my personal prejudice in this area). Not trying to douse the flames, it's just a consideration. Just look at ESST or CREAF or any of the various hot graphics accelerator and joystick companies from days gone by (like 2 yrs. ago)... Thrustmaster joysticks are advertised a lot as a hot product, to be sure. But already I see them deeply discounted with huge mail-in rebates, etc. Can it be long before TMSR is the next "Dexxa mouse"? Dexxa makes a mouse that retails for $14.95, and you can get a $10 mail-in rebate on it!!! hahahah!!!!! On another note, the discussion on this thread, evidently, is open for the time being. Those of you who are catching up on your reading as I am will no doubt be seeing the odd hot 1998 stock list or pick from various pundits in various publications from Newsweek to New York to Barron's to Rolling Stone. If one catches your eye, by all means drop us a line.