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To: T Bowl who wrote (11537)	3/22/1998 9:25:00 PM
From: 777 Captain	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12298

Thanks for the reply. I've already talked to Crissman once, he told me he doesn't hold the Wall Streeters in high regard. We did have some common ground, when I was a stockholder in Sterling Chemicals, STX, the consulting firm STX used in helping with some PVC issues was the one that employed Crissman at the time. I don't expect APM to begin holding conference calls anytime soon, and I can't say that I really blame them. However, I would like periodic updates from the company on their development efforts. Anyway, I have two questions to post, so here goes: (1) Does anybody know who is short the stock, or where to obtain the information, I've already tried the NYSE. (2) I have to agree that fundamentally RDRT looks like it may be a better play than APM, until I look at the technicals. RDRT looks pretty sick in my opinion, especially from a volume/accumulation standpoint. There still appears to be considerable money flowing out of RDRT stock, to where I don't know. Any thoughts? Regards.