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To: dexx who wrote (7859)	3/24/1998 11:39:00 AM
From: Mr. Jens Tingleff	Respond to of 27968

You are right - That's why I yesterday said : Why not just call and get explanation - These futile speculations and calculations makes me a little tired - 150 posts - How do we find essential info - and ask sensible questions with such HUGE amount of posts - And such minimal amount of time left for reading those posts ???? - Again you are right pointing out about Myriad ! --- Here is hoping that our company will soon have their buy-back filled :-) Kr Jens

To: dexx who wrote (7859)	3/24/1998 5:57:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

Ok, I hope to be very wrong on this point Dexx.. but usually such news is already "in the stock price." We have been talking about Myriad aquisition for 2 months now.. whats to say its not already figured in the share price? I know logically it is not ... but usually stocks go up on surprise positive news... not something that everyone knows. I know the arguement is .. well we will have the details in the press release and that will drive the price up. That I hope is true. However, we know the gist of the deal, we know rough revenue figures.. and basically all the PR can say is "we have closed the deal officially, and we "EXPECT" Myriad to add xxx dollars of revenue. My point being, whats to say the "news" isnt already in the stock price? It's old news. Open to debate... Mark