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To: kurt aichler who wrote (6079)	3/16/1998 2:25:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 120523

RXSD.. I'm surprised also... I was into other plays (GDYS,ESIO,CNS,SRCL and WTSLA) I was thinking it being overbought and due for a pullback since I've been in it twice already last week. I would hold it though.. here is a reprint of an article appearing in REUTERS a few minutes ago. Rexall <RXSD.O> sales rising on herbal boom--CEO ORLANDO, Fla., March 16 (Reuters) - Explosive growth in herbal products is pushing up overall sales for Rexall Sundown Inc, President and Chief Executive Chris Nast said Monday. While overall sales for the dietary supplement company rose about 31.7 percent last year, growth in herbal products soared 155 percent, Nast told investors and analysts at a conference sponsored by Raymond James & Associates. Rexall Sundown's St. John's Wort, an herbal supplement that some European studies indicate is effective in the treatment of mild and moderate depression, has become the fourth-best-selling dietary supplement in the United States.

To: kurt aichler who wrote (6079)	3/19/1998 11:06:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

RETRACTION to First Call: In a previous post I wrote that First Call Radar Report was not accurate in reporting a particular earnings report date for a company I was following. Let me make you aware that there was no OTHER source that had the accurate date either. When companies pre-report sometimes they do not give the date over to the financial media such as First Call, YHOO, Barron's, DBC, ZACK's or IBES. These companies that give you dates can in turn not be held responsible for lack of accuracy. I apologize to First Call Radar Report for implying that they were inaccurate when in fact, it was the company that decided to pre-report that did so for their own benefit.