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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (31130)	3/23/1998 10:12:00 AM
From: Anne Lamb	Respond to of 35569

i agree..i think that word that the delisting might occur leaked around when the stock was at 1.69 or so..that first dip to 1 3/8 was the first quake..then as word spread..down she went..it might slip to around .25 that first day..but i think will rebound to the current price soon..reading that information on the nasdaq trader seems to assure that the stock will continue to trade electronically as it is listed with the SEC..so that will help allay fears.. btw..if they survive the delist scare..it could mean a huge jump in price like Chuck speculated..if i see any upward movement.. i'm going to try and buy ..figuring its based on a leak from Nasdaq..course if I buy..whoosh..will go back down to .10..:(