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To: Nanny who wrote (7963)1/23/1998 9:59:00 PM
From: SG  Respond to of 11098
 
Nanny, Thank you...and I am pleased to know that those fingers are up and around again. I too have had a gut feeling about Q4, I hope its not Raliegh Baughman's (FTEL thread) chilie recipe backing up.<ggg> It would not be the first time that great numbers were posted by a Co. after "warnings" (if you call em warnings).

Lurking is a drag, I like this a lot better.

I have been keeping all of my e-mail as it may be valuable some day. The PRST crew reads this thread and they may be keeping a few samples of their own. Healthy discourse is very different than intentional misrepresentation. I will get off the soap box now before I break a leg.

Thanks again,

SG



To: Nanny who wrote (7963)1/26/1998 10:14:00 AM
From: Pierre Panet-Raymond  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11098
 
Nanny its not the 4th Q that investors are concerned about.

"Don't be surprised if the 4th quarter earnings are a record!"

Q4 is the last under the old Heidelberg regime. Its Q1 and beyond that the market is concerned about. It will be interesting though to see how the auditors treat some of the Q4 revenues given the statement made by the company on January 20th.

"This may result in the Company's future revenues from its
Quickmaster imaging kit being subject to unpredictable quarterly
fluctuations."

Until the auditors have signed off on the numbers, who knows what they are going to look like?