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To: Doug R who wrote (12383)	2/17/1998 4:18:00 PM
From: John Chapman	Respond to of 79298

Doug: Thanks

To: Doug R who wrote (12383)	2/17/1998 6:59:00 PM
From: Duke	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79298

Doug -- First, thanks for your quick responses to my recent requests. Second, since you indicated you'd get to requests later tonight (geez, sounds like a DJ: "and coming up later, your favorite Beatle's tunes...), would you consider now a good entry point for AINN after today's drop? Thanks, as always, Duke

To: Doug R who wrote (12383)	2/17/1998 8:23:00 PM
From: john Kurisko	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79298

doug, you are the man! i have to ask you how you knew AKRN was going to move, what on the chart told you, also great call on the TXCC, i seen the trend line bounce very clearly, really gets the confidence up to see price react to certain points< i have learned alot in the last 2 weeks, i know you teach your system, but have to wait till you get up in the NY area, keep me informed please. Now on to business..i entered RECY last week, but i am not sure where it could be going, and what is happening with the chart, i thought it was a head and shoulder, but doesnt that fortell a fall in price?, and if it is a bullish move ..when it breaks to the upside, well, i thought it would have had more kick ..so now i am looking to see where the lines of support are, and what i should be looking for next, i am concidering putting my money into something more defined if this does not make a move soon.. can you please define what might be happening with RECY..thanks...WHy cant they all be as obvious as TXCC.. john

To: Doug R who wrote (12383)	2/17/1998 8:29:00 PM
From: Instock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79298

Doug: < An FA Look at AKRN and ADVS > Or "How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb" ( Whatever that means! <G> ) ADVS FA: exchange2000.com exchange2000.com AKRN FA: exchange2000.com Of the two, I have to like AKRN the best, for many reasons. AKRN has had very strong Insider buying ( Recently too!! )Some open market, some by exercising options. Little Insider Selling. ADVS has had some insider buying but almost equal amounts of insider selling. Insider Trades, AKRN wins hands down! Growth of earnings est. seem to be about par, with a slight edge to AKRN Debt to assets for both companies look ok Book for ADVS is a very dismal $5.73 to a stock price of $33 7/8. Don't like that much at all! AKRN's book is only $1.05, but for a much smaller company I can live with that. Would like to see the book much better though! AKRN has a rather large float of 10.6 Mil and ADVS has a somewhat small float of 3.80 Mil ADVS Has Two Strong buys and Three Moderate buys. AKRN has just One strong BUY. In all cases of comparing the two companies, everyone needs to remember, one is a $4.60 stock and the other is a $33.87 stock. You can cut allot of slack for a $4 stock, MUCH more so then a $33 stock. Just glancing over the numbers for each, I would almost want to short sell ADVS, BUT, Your TA must be picking up something GOOD coming that is not Obvious in the FA, or at least not to me. AKRN seems like a real NICE BUY! Wish I had got in the stock before it started moving the last few days. Oh Well...... The insider Buying at AKRN is telling everyone something!!! Personally, if the stock would settle back some, I would like to pick up some shares of this one, but do not think I will chase it from this price up. Hope this helped some. Scott