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Biotech / Medical : Oxford Health Plan (OXHP) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ray Cuello who wrote (1329)	3/24/1998 4:32:00 PM
From: Raptor	Respond to of 2068

Nice to hear from you Ray. "Our" former chairman??? Are you an Oxford employee, or just someone who feels a warm comradeship with these jewels of corporate governance?? The books may have been audited, but we as the public have certainly not been privy to them. All we have is the company's general commentary. Am I right, or do you have an audited detailed income statement, balance sheet and funds flow statement for the quarter and year ended Dec 31, 1997?? hmmmmm?? As for you Warlock, you are correct, TP has more information on Oxford than I do. And judging from the stock action, as they receive this information each day, the stock sinks slowly into the abyss, the news must not be good. EVEN AS UNH GOES UP EVERY DAY, WLP DOES GREAT, PHSYB doing fine. You know, you guys have even identified a good group, the HMOs!!!!! I'm just sorry you're betting on the wrong horse. Another thing, TP has more information than we do, and yet they haven't ponied up one thin dime yet. Their deal doesn't close until and unless a few other things happen first. And don't forget, IF their deal closes, they have one year price protection on their warrant conversions. Do you? Did you say that TP is a lot smarter than you? Who's to argue? Someone asked the doctor how he knows who is buying and selling?? He doesn't. He knows which market makers are buying and selling on behalf of their clients. This information has near zero value, but it does take one's mind off of losing money in a roaring bull market. It has been very hard to make money short in this market. Thank goodness for really sick companies like this one. Tick tick tick. Have a nice day.

To: Ray Cuello who wrote (1329)	3/24/1998 6:20:00 PM
From: men mailman	Respond to of 2068

re: MY PRIVATE LAWSUIT I am getting nearer to filing The PRIVATE LAWSUIT (not CLASS ACTION) vs OXFORD & WIGGINS, for misleading shareholders. I was the first to call for his stepping down on this board and now he has to pay back his illegal gains. Many people have responded and and are joining. INTERESTINGLY, many DOCTORS are in this boat having in fact bought huge chunks of shares in 96, 97. Many feel it is wiser to try to recover whatever possible in this lawsuit in the time they are waiting to see this stock move up only to sink back. Any comments of people who lost big money in this investment please e-mail me at: Stockdeals@aol.com