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To: Grainne who wrote (2600)	3/8/1998 1:53:00 PM
From: Bill Pearson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3358

<I really have no idea what Nanopierce is, and I wonder what happened to Sigma(?), but I had somehow assumed from the optimistic discussions a little earlier on this thread that patience MIGHT be rewarded.> It probably still will e rewarded, from what I can tell. And yes, 2-3 hold periods just to break even are not ideal in anyone's mind. But, that is where we find ourselves.... so what is griping about it going to do? (not speaking to you specifically Christine... I've been one of the loudest complainers on the thread form time to time). Nanopierce is a shell that holds/owns the Pi Corp. Patents. Microlink no longer has any affiliation with INCE, nor do the two gentlemen who worked for Microlink (Morley and Neuhaus), who at one time were given 27.5% of Microlink (then owned by INCE). The men are working for INCE on a pure consulting basis, and I imagine they will get stock options (in Nanopierce)for the work they put in to seeking alliances for NPCT (Nanopierce). Sigma is still very much alive... if I'm not mistaken, based upon a conversation I had with Gil Olachea last week, Sigma will start production of DIMM memory products this coming week. I believe it is Gil's intention to post on SI sometime in the next week or two to give investors who access SI an update on what is happening at Sigma. It takes time to accurately follow small companies as they twist and change in order to find their feet, and raise the capital they need to become viable. At this point all we can do is watch and wait. I wish there was something more I could do, or say, to change that basic fact. At least we have this board as a place to voice our opinions, and to share our views..... otherwise we'd really be in the dark. Bill