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To: eugenic1 who wrote (2749)	2/11/1998 8:55:00 PM
From: TIK	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

Roger, I'm missing something and really would like a answer to a simple question. If the company making such great deals and the value per share will surely increase to follow the increase in revenues, why wasn't the company buying every share it could lay it's hands on? Especially inlight of the fact only 39,000 shares traded, you will have a very hard convincing me that there is a seller with a truck load of shares just piece mealing a few shares at a time. It looks like co. that has a stock drifting with very little interest! If I had $5,000,000 to purchase DCTC I sure wouldn't wait until stock went up in price, and give some FLIPPER a profit. It would be just giving money away, when I thought the idea was to get as many as cheap as possible!! By the way the price bounced here all day, and there was no movement the last 1/2 hour. Company must be waitng until price of $5 so they can only buy 1,000,000 shares instead of 2,500,000 !!!!!!!!!!! Makes since doesn't ??????????????? Tom

To: eugenic1 who wrote (2749)	2/12/1998 1:45:00 AM
From: James Harold Alton	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

Roger, My understanding is that the company is willing to buy it's own shares back because they are so undervalued at these levels that it's a smart way to spend some excess corporate cash, not to provide a means for a quick flip or to "prop up the stock". The timing of those purchases is up to management as has been stated. I can tell you from the looks of the TL the last couple days that it has been obvious that the company has been doing some buying and I have sure been glad to see it. I feel that Joe is doing what he said he was going to do and sure do appreciate the companies help in drying up these "soft shares". It's going to be really fun IMO when this stocks price finally starts to catch up to it's fundamental value. James