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To: Anthony Marks who wrote (2068)	1/28/1998 9:47:00 AM
From: CO	Respond to of 27968

Anthony, That might not be a bad idea, if Ira posted on the thread. There of course would be a certain number of people that would think it is inappropriate for him to do so. But it would be a way of answering legitimate questions. But with the tone of this thread recently, I don't think I would do it if I were him. Personally, I think that shareholders have a right to try and get their questions answered by the company. I do also think that the president of a company does have many other important things to do (like running and growing the company) rather than being on the phone all day answering the same questions over and over and many of them ones that he is not even allowed to answer. In order to best protect the shareholders interest and add value to their investment, I think it is wise for the company to use good time management. I agree with Tom, that this is a BB company and therefore a higher risk, but with the higher risk there is also a potential for a very high return on your investment. Everyone has their own risk tolerance and some people just can not handle the volatility of a BB stock. Cheryl