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To: stock talk who wrote (735)	2/26/1998 5:09:00 PM
From: G. H.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1096

S.T. I spoke with Jay a few weeks back, I don't know if he is still here, maybe on lurk mode. I viewed yesterday as a wait and see sort of day. Well I waited until this afternoon and added more at $2.25 I am not sure if we will pop up until we get closer to 1'st quarter earnings, either way I still have some more buying to do. I took profits in AURL yesterday and today so I am going to put that to work. I noticed that S3 showed some life today, wonder why? Take care Henry

To: stock talk who wrote (735)	2/27/1998 1:37:00 AM
From: Jay Hartzok	Respond to of 1096

Frank, Still here, still holding, and like Henry said "in lurk mode". FWIW, I ran some TA the other day when the stock was moving and came up with the following. To be comfortably "out of the woods" we need to close with a bid price of 2 9/16. Until this materializes, there is a risk of retracement to the 1 3/4 level. Once we cross the 2 9/16 threshold, we have moderate resistance in the 3 dollar range and of course we still have the heavy resistance at 3 1/2. Mark's software could calculate this better than mine, but I estimate that we still have about one million shares of overhead to get through before we break though to the 2 9/16 level. Of course, as we all know, TA is not infallible and can change daily, so I can be dead wrong on this. That's why I said "for what it's worth". Good luck, and I hope this turns into a winner for all of us. Jay