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To: Mama Bear who wrote (6022)	3/19/1998 5:41:00 PM
From: Brian	Respond to of 10479

Barbara: I have always thought of your posts as honest, from a day traders point of view. Others with a longer view might look at things differently. Since I have been long on FIBR for a while now I do not necessarily agree with all of your posts, but it is good to listen to other points of view, please keep up your informative posts. If FIBR drops back to 2 then I will wish I had listened to Craig and sold short. If it is above 12 at the year end then I should have had move faith in David's predictions and purchased more. IMHO the stock will be closer to 12 than to 2 at the end of this year, but only time will tell. As always with Osicom, the next few months should be interesting. Brian

To: Mama Bear who wrote (6022)	3/19/1998 6:02:00 PM
From: Optician1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

Barb - I'm wondering what conference call you were listening to...too bad more who post on this board either didn't listen to or decided to deride it for their own "short sighted" aims. I could look at your past day-trader postings and recall you were a buyer in the low 2's but a seller in the mid-2's. I'm sure there are others on this thread who know well the disciplines of day-trading but, frankly, I suspect you continue to miss the major moves. If your day-trading system is valid I wonder why you don't focus on the commodity markets rather than try to undermine investor confidence in a very successful start-up. Maybe FIBR is not another Ciena but their development efforts based on the many recent industry tests and growing sales are where all sucessful new businesses begin rather than end. Have fun with your models but I prefer real life.