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To: James Harold Alton who wrote (3789)	1/24/1998 9:52:00 AM
From: Pr-Ac Man	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4489

I actually think that quite a few people that get into DCTC with the intentions of just flipping for a quick $ end up taking long term positions once they learn more about the company and it's potential. James: I believe that you are right here, and I'm an example. I'm not a day trader, but I am somewhat of a momentum player. I assess stocks on a timeframe of 1-3 months, typically. However, when I find an exceptional stock, I am more than willing to consider long-term positions. It is rare to find a company with all the right ingredients: a rapidly growing revenue base, the resources to maintain growth, a hot industry and a top-notch management team (in my experience, the latter is often the missing ingredient; I have been amazed how often management finds a way to screw up a good thing). Those stocks are real gems, and those who recognize them will be greatly rewarded. Even the best stocks will always be visited by short-term traders (and they play a role, too), but it seems that Joe M. and the DCI gang are doing everything humanly possible to surround themselves with investors who are willing to see this thing through. PA GOOOOO PACKERS!!!!

To: James Harold Alton who wrote (3789)	1/24/1998 10:46:00 AM
From: JOE MEDSKER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4489

JAH, There are many companys that make announcements about buyback programs which are never started or completed, the announcements were purely for hype. Most BB companys suffer from a credibility problem on a continual basis, DCI is no different. Even now there are share holders who don't believe as we have seen a lot of shares hit the bid over the last week. Joe Murphy has always been straight forward with us and kept this board informed as much as legally possible. The company is entering a new and exciting phase in its life and I see no reason for Joe to change his modus operandi at this time. What I'm getting at is this, I definitely believe in the first 120 days of the buyback program Joe should keep the share holders informed as to how its going and I see no reason why he can't post how many shares have been repurchased. How often he makes this known is obviously up to him. The crucial thing here is to maintain credibility. IMO you are mistaken if you believe keeping this info secret will eliminate the flippers and short termers. The continual flow of company news from Joe along with PW at the bid will reduce the volatility but not eliminate it as it is a fact of life with BB stocks. Once the company is listed, and believe me it will be unless of course Joe completes his final objective first, volatility will be further reduced. Best Regards