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To: LaShark who wrote (25282)	1/24/1998 8:20:00 AM
From: gammaray	Respond to of 30240

Chris, I may be a voice in the wilderness. Worse yet, it may be coupled with yours. I really like yesterday's promotion for bd. It allowed limited access and that was mainly to surfers who are probably just a little more computer literate than the general public. These people will put the word out in spades if the bd program is good. Netsters got a freebie and freebies motivate free talk. Neil

To: LaShark who wrote (25282)	1/24/1998 8:39:00 AM
From: Solomon	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 30240

This has got to be the most pathetic, piece of crap company existing on the bulletin board. The thread here is completely backwards. Most threads' shareholders and followers are all positive and when someone comes in and assails their company they unite en masse to expel the offending person. You are all negative on this company. When someone says something positive, he gets nailed. It's like a bunch of little Rod's running around taking pot shots at SYCR. You won't find any smart money heading SYCR's way anytime soon. AMEX couldn't list them and still seriously face the financial community. Someone mentioned that the Mathers fund was pleased after a meeting with SYCR a week ago. Do they really have a choice? Any ideas what would happen if over 4 million shares hit the market, even if sold slowly and systematically? I am new to SI but have been following this company and thread for a long time. The kid has spoken.