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To: waverider1 who wrote (1172)	2/19/1998 3:41:00 PM
From: Raffica	Respond to of 11417

I hope you're right about the NC's. The share price is sliding down again towards $1.00.

To: waverider1 who wrote (1172)	2/20/1998 2:52:00 AM
From: Marty Lee	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11417

Bob.. I'd like to think so.. Conference call summary.. The R & D phase is over and done.. about 40 million spent. Now it's time to reap the harvest; to do business. IBM is going to take us out for a test drive as of this Fall. Most other OEM's now realize something's afoot and Steven's become something of a Guru.. IBM's vanguard stance is stirring the others, "What's going on? Information please." The Street's not quite sure of just what it's looking at nor how to describe it. It will have to lead by the hand. IBM is gladly committed to making the Wave Meter a value added feature of its products in the application of numerous e-commerce solutions and services. Not to be left behind, licenses are being signed. The list is long. The Wave Meter system on a chip is about to go from obscurity to ubiquity; from an inkling of an idea to cash cow. The more sophisticated and desirable a chip becomes, the higher the profit margins. Our hardware customization will supplement the next wave in networking and be a revenue generator for personal systems. The Wave Meter encryption system IS going into business.. Expect to see articles announcing its applications to educate the Market and drive up our stock... When the analysts are asleep... Buy. Your friend, Marty