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To: Robert A. Volinski who wrote (3531)	2/20/1998 5:32:00 PM
From: Mr. Jens Tingleff	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4594

Sure Robert - And the way Reuthers always sprung any news from our front page company even before the heat was of the faxpaper bounces for every ecojournalist having his/her eyes firmly planted on Aret thus really following and knowing what is happening in our company. ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-) No really - There are not many others than us following this thread that at all know that the company exist. I once made an estimate on number of shareholders - I think I calculated it to be around 300 - Based on the float and volume of participants in our stock count. I have had messages from about 80 shareholders owing about 25% of the float. I do insist that this calculation is more valid than any opinionresearch you have ever seen. So Robert - I do not think that the MARKET is sniffing any other or heavier winds than those we are able to enjoy on this thread. Kr Jens T

To: Robert A. Volinski who wrote (3531)	2/21/1998 4:30:00 PM
From: (Bob) Zumbrunnen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4594

I disagree. Delmar has told me (and another threadster) that he's got news he's anxious to get out, but feels it's important not to do so until financials are out. What you say about market anticipation of news would be true of most companies, but I've never seen that apply here. One of the more tight-lipped companies I've ever encountered. With companies like FTEL, you can watch the price start going up and if it's not doing it as a corrective measure to an oversold condition, you can bet news is on the way. News has always caught me completely off-guard on this one, though. Even the $4M hydro deal was just suddenly out there. The stock price did nothing until that press release came out. I've often wondered if related-party buying might sometimes forecast news, but haven't seen it happen yet. Let's watch to see what happens this time.