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To: Stanley L Brown who wrote (13788)	1/21/1998 10:19:00 PM
From: Deep Digm	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18263

Hey Stan, How are Ya :) Good to see you too ! ! I didn't start posting until mid January but I was lurking here last December, I saw what happened. Wasn't it you that rallied the shorts to start a squeeze of their own that memorable day to drive the price back down?- "You wascal wabbit" :)) Stan all I'm saying is the ingredients are there for a similar occurence IF something of sufficient "magnitude" ignites it. I've got a LOT to learn about technical indicators and reading financials-it's obvious to me some of you folks really know your stuff and I would never consider debating the finer points you discuss about this company's value. But I do have faith in my own instincts, I've learned to trust them completely and I rely on them totally when I'm in situations were my information/knowledge is limited. Mine tell me that outside this thread, 95% of investors in the market can tell you everything they know about stocks in their portfolio in less than 25 words. My brother in law is pretty successful, a good dental practice for 32 years. When I asked him why he's invested in CREAF and EK his answer was "I think they're good companies". So I push a little and ask "what do you like about them" and the answer is because CREAF made the sound card in his daughter's computer and EK will eventually make a comeback against FUJI. That's it Stan. You may not agree but I believe that 2 to 3 months after buying a stock most people can't remember most of the "sales pitch" their broker or best buddy used to convince them to buy it in the first place. And if MD pops with a $25M, $50M, or $100M through one if it's VAR's, I think it'll take off like a stampede of cattle. Most people will jump into the stock running up the price before they stop and evaluate it's effect on the bottom line. "Hope springs eternal". I think the potential for "emotional" price movement is tremendous on good news. IMO there's a lot of long's waiting to be vindicated by good news, I'm certainly one of them. Add the short position and yes, I think this baby could fly, at least for a while :)) If the product isn't any better than what's out there it'll eventually come back to earth. But if, if what Tony Keyes co-host posted is true, it could stay up there. We'll see. The time is definitely at hand. Ooops, there's a knock at my door, company's here :)) Gotta go :) You take care, speak to you soon, DD