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To: Andrew Vance who wrote (12347)	2/24/1998 2:32:00 PM
From: Andrew Vance	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 17305

AV --Quick update on DPMI, IPEC, ADPT, CYMI, BYDSQ, IMES IPEC-it sure is giving its all to make a run for it, even against the currents (SOX is off) ADPT-still very confusing. The street still hasn't figured it out yet. Or has it? Gloom and Doom to shoot it for a couple of points then jump on board again. Who knows. This may go on until the deal is done. ASYT-falling into a new buy zone. Too bad I did not catch the 32+ high because I would be back again at this level. Premature exit forces me to hope for a slightly lower price. But it will be back into the 30s on more announcements. CYMI-It is approaching a new buy zone and might even get close to Kevin's desired entry point. Keep a close watch on it. BYDSQ-I am fighting this one tooth and nail. took another 24% profit on today's run. Ball park figure is that the original purchases at the $6 level have been effectively averaged down to $2.50-$3.00 with all the roller coaster rides. One more pop and then we might exit this one even. At that pointI will make an gambling investment (first time I have used that phrase so you know HOW SPECULATIVE it might be) that it is a comeback candidate for 1998. I may be delusional. IMES-breaking down real bad. I am on record stating that this one was a rocketship to the moon or an exploded rocket with debris going everywhere. Nothing in between: either a quick death or absolute ecstacy, no prolonged agony. Unfortunately, we are headed for a fast decapitation here, on the surface. I hate the penny stocks and the under $5/$10 stocks and it looks like I may have some additional candidates to rank up there with SPCL, Codecard, and a few others unworthy of mentioning<GGG>. comeback candidate??? Not unless they can find some interim funding. Doesn't look good when your investment banker goes outta business<GGG>. Andrew BTW-on a lighter note: I just realized that I scored post #12345<GGG>.