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To: Sye Walsh who wrote (26229)	2/14/1998 11:06:00 AM
From: JS	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 30240

Who thinks, honestly, that this company is going to zero? I don't. Waiting for Rod. JS Riley! Help!

To: Sye Walsh who wrote (26229)	2/15/1998 12:31:00 PM
From: Bill Evans	Respond to of 30240

Sye, Although we are very disappointed and have clearly been misled, I totally agree with your post. To really be conservative about this company; NAIC investment strategy is to look for a growth company that has a good chance of doubling it's stock price at the levels you buy in within a 5 year period. While certainly this stock would never meet NAIC criteria; it certainly has a real chance of doubling its stock price within the next 5 years (even from some of the higher averages that have been quoted on this thread). Those that are into this stock at averages above $2 a share are pretty much stuck, unless they want pocket change back within the near future. At these levels and with the scenario we now face, the investor that has an average of over $2 a share must give the company another year to get their act together; average down(which could be very foolish), or sell with a great loss. I choose to stick it out and ride it either into the grave or hopefully success. There is a song out call "Don't Be Stupid". Only time will tell if it characterizes us. >>>Freddie I will not sell at this level. If it goes below this I will just hold on. If I end up eating this stock, so be it. I do this, because I still believe this stock has a future down the road, and I can afford to loose what I have invested. Sye<<<