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To: KITO who wrote (4866)	1/27/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Candle stick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

Kito, its very simple I think...if NOT extended, the stock goes UP 50 cents( price is 3.25 x 16% shares removed = .52)....there will be 2.7 million shares removed from the calculation of fully diluted earnings next quarter......if they are extended(and I think not) then the stock will go DOWN, as once again there will be dilution at some unknown time in the future, BUT it will have to be accounted for NOW in the earnings.....simply put, THAT SUCKS.....;^)

To: KITO who wrote (4866)	1/27/1998 3:10:00 PM
From: Richaaard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9695

Kito, If warrants are extended, the stock may dip. If warrants aren't extended, the stock may go up. How high or low the stock will go is anyone's guess. If one were to buy warrants now at 1/8 and they are extended, you may dip on the stock but do very well on the warrants. My feeling was that if I bought warrants at this paltry price that I would be hedging in the event of either outcome. If not extended, the price appreciation of the stock would offset the cost of my warrants. I can live with it either way.