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To: golfaholic who wrote (4336)	3/26/1998 2:13:00 AM
From: Randomm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

From my research and studying DDIMs chart history I truly believe that we will see it back up in the 20's. I thought last month when it hit 19 that it would fall a few points, then continue to slowly rise.... The y2k problem remains uncertain, most major companies are just waiting to see if and how serious the problem really is. If it turns out to be a major problem (should know by the end of this year)all y2k stocks will be high in demand and we will be sipping margaritas together in Mexico!!!! As for major corporations going down to a local bookstore and reading on how to fix "their" problem, in other recent previous postings. I find that extremely very unlikely. The large corporation I work for has someone hired to change burnt out light bulbs, we call him the janitor(although today they prefer the job title, Sanitary Engineer)!! Companies definitely will hire someone to do the job for them. An interesting article I found awhile ago releases some excellent info, I will try to locate it for you after this posting. I truly believe there is hope for this company and its' shareholders, we just need to be patient, or play it, and hopefully we will make the right decisions which ever road we take!!!! Sincerely, Randomm