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To: trezza who wrote (408)	3/4/1998 8:49:00 AM
From: Roader	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 537

You are not missing anything. Clearly business in January was far stronger than february and the begining of March. I would not be suprised if mgnt is taking an ultra conservative approach due to the beating the stock has taken over the last disappointment. I would not dismiss the possibility of .25 or even .26 a share (even though it is unlikely). Your downside here is probably .22 which means an $8 stock. The upside is .26 which is probably a $14 - $15. Roader

To: trezza who wrote (408)	3/4/1998 10:37:00 AM
From: Christopher Brainard	Respond to of 537

I do not remember if the company came out with a sales growth rate for the 2nd quarter. There is nothing in my notes on this question. I do remember the 'bonus quarter' remark, but it did NOT come from the company. An analyst made this comment and the company was quick to put a damper on this type of enthusiasm. If they only hit $0.24 I would be a little disappointing. This would mean that the company is having trouble growing the bottom line, for what ever reason. No growth in the bottom line does not make for a good investment holding. Will be awaiting Roader's report in a few weeks. Chris ....