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To: Quad Sevens who wrote (4280)	2/19/1998 1:21:00 AM
From: Bill Wexler	Respond to of 4571

There's a flaw in your logic. I've been right from day one. I was right and continue to be right that Data Dimensions is a piece of garbage. I was right and continue to be right that Zitel is a scam. The stock price volatility between those two endpoints is nearly meaningless, except to someone who overleveraged himself and got squeezed out of a short or a margin call on long positions after the stock dropped. The biggest winners were the insiders who cashed out by dumping their stock, and the long term short sellers. I've seen a million rackets like these Y2K scams come and go. A few people may get lucky, most lose their shirt. By the way, I'm going to try and save you some money - even though I'm sure you won't take my advice. TAVA (TPRO) is a bad investment and ridiculously overpriced. Stay in long enough and you will surely lose your money.