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To: jeffbas who wrote (2938)	3/19/1998 12:48:00 PM
From: DEER HUNTER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21142

News coming.......March 19, 1998...CCUR announced today that the Tulsa Oklahoma based Simulation Systems Division of Flight Safety International purchased 25 Night Hawk computer systems for use in pilot training simulation systems. The contract is for $1,900,000. DH

To: jeffbas who wrote (2938)	3/19/1998 1:31:00 PM
From: satchmo	Respond to of 21142

dear mr bash: i have been in this business a long time, first as an individual investor, then on the "sell" side, now on the "buy" side. AG Edwards, for all of their sanctimoneous posturing, is a second rate firm with no investment banking expertise, foolishly naive analysts, and a trading desk that specializes in raping and then stabbing and then robbing its clients. i learned this long ago. their specific modus operandi is blatantly obvious: they report late because they are trading against your order. heads they win; tails you can't sit down for awhile without feeling some discomfort. they are so profitable because they steal money from the poor suckers who let them. i manage a large pool of equity money and trade with only a select few desks and market makers. i know i can trust these individuals because i don't! i watch every trade, pretending my client's money is my own. i also am a big fan of insitinet, as i despise most otc traders having seen them in action for ten + years of standing behind their desks. ps i did not pay 3/8 for the last stock i bought. and my commission rate was a very fair -- for the service and execution i got -- 2 cents per share. age would ask for 3 cents and try to make a 1/16 on top.