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To: Citibob who wrote (7198)	2/9/1998 11:57:00 AM
From: Jonathan Bulkeley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10368

Be patient.........uncertainty doesn't disappear in a few days. It will still take weeks if not months for the events of the last few weeks to settle in. Investors don't like uncertainty and it takes a while to gain confidence back. I'm not particulary interested in the stock price this week or next week, but I am keenly focused on what it will be 12-18 months from now. If Greg & co. spend their new money wisely I firmly believe that we will have a $10-12 stock and still be averaging a 30% return on equity thereafter. As for the investment banking firm........if they are involved with Mitcham then they know how to pick winners :) Hopefully they can work some magic with BNGO as well. Jonathan

To: Citibob who wrote (7198)	2/9/1998 12:39:00 PM
From: WallStBum	Respond to of 10368

Why does BNGO suffer so much in doing the very basics right? IMO, inexperienced management. However, I'm willing to look beyond day-to-day price titillations for the ALL IMPORTANT earnings, which heretofore, continue to increase magnificently every quarter. The PR is entirely secondary IMO, and if mgmt can concentrate all their efforts on the business and operations in the name of advancing the earnings and shareholder equity, then I'll take a goofy press release or two. Hell, I'll even take a the occasional sh-t sandwich (gg). dax