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To: TheInvestor who wrote (442)	3/5/1998 10:20:00 AM
From: marty dorf	Respond to of 627

Bluestone has connections with large instutional buyers . MVSI will not make any acquistions with a stock price of 6.00 but when MVSI stock is 12.00, it has twice the buying power. Here is a senario, a Company wants to sell their firm, Bluestone helps them by advising them to buy MVSI stock, MVSI stock rises, MVSI acquires the new firm, MVSI is worth more now, stock moves up more and the sold out Company gently moves out of MVSI at a profit. Both Companies gain, and investor share value is also up.

To: TheInvestor who wrote (442)	3/5/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: The Pope	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 627

Reuters is a wire service, like the Associated Press. They couldn't care less about the fortunes of MVSI or any other stock. Business Wire is a for-fee service that releases press notices. It acts like a public relations firm. Any news item you see from a wire service, whether its about Intel, IBM or MVSI, will almost always quote the latest stock price and recent activity, no matter how mundane. Now how the wire services decide which stories to distribute and which not, is anyone's guess. Finally, even though 3/8 of a point isn't a huge rise, it is a significant move, both in size and direction, relative to the stock's recent behavior. Identifying the cause isn't necessarily "hype".