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To: Ronald D. Stange who wrote (7626)	3/7/1998 10:57:00 PM
From: STU	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 42804

Ron, MRVC will earn in excess of $35MM in 1998 and $49MM in 1999. I think most investors would be willing to wait, rather than trade out and be rewarded by a value at 30X $49MM. A $1.5BB market cap would equal over $50/share. A buyer would need to pay this today to acquire the company. In 1999 the anty would be considerably higher as the company should be entering into a much stronger growth mode with Gig-Ether taking off like a rocket ship and XDSL implimentation being quite common. Stu

To: Ronald D. Stange who wrote (7626)	3/11/1998 1:28:00 AM
From: signist	Respond to of 42804

One major vendor of aggregating routers is Xyplex Networks March 9, 1998 One major vendor of aggregating routers is Xyplex Networks of Littleton, Mass. Its Access Point products let users create resources and control their use and cost by providing additional bandwidth based on demand, time of day, or load balancing. Xyplex routers can control a number of different connection types: T1, frame relay, and leased line. They can also manage dial-on-demand connections to allow aggregation of less-expensive services, such as ISDN and plain old telephone service, where permanent connections are unnecessary. techweb.cmp.com