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To: Trooper who wrote (316)	2/27/1998 4:28:00 PM
From: Mr. Stress	Respond to of 2232

The volume went up almost another 100,000 shares after the bell and it looked like all buys! That should create a nice gap up Monday!

To: Trooper who wrote (316)	2/27/1998 4:36:00 PM
From: CO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2232

I spoke with the company today. I was told that the book value is currently $2.50. I was also told that they were working on a number of things that should increase the book value to $4.00. Not bad for a .60 cent stock. I was told as otheres have indicated, that they hoped to release earnings Monday or Tuesday and that they would be showing a profit for 1997. I verified the total outstanding shares at 8 million and the float around 2.8 million. Next week is looking good. OFF TOPIC More BIG news is supposed to out Monday on ADOT. Also big news on DGIV and more news to follow a day or two later. DGIV started to make a move up yesterday and today. FAMH earnings should be out next week. They have said they have an .11 eps for 1997. It looks like penny stocks are hot right now. Cheryl

To: Trooper who wrote (316)	2/27/1998 4:40:00 PM
From: Steve	Respond to of 2232

In for 15,000 shares last week and this week for another 10,000. Ready for next week's announcements. One comment though: Strong buying pressure but price falls, very interesting. This kind of perverse behavior cannot last for long regardless of float. At some point everyone who can be scared will be out and the price will be bid up to shake loose shares to fill market orders. I got a couple of orders filled today and the time to fill was very long upwards of 20 minutes. And order was split into 6 trades at varying prices.