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To: jeffbas who wrote (3108)	3/30/1998 8:14:00 PM
From: Paul R	Respond to of 21143

The volume for since 3/19 has been more than just impressive. And the break through a sizeable offering at 3 1/4 was also very impressive. As one who has just recently started following this issue, to me it is acting very strongly and points to higher prices.

To: jeffbas who wrote (3108)	3/31/1998 12:17:00 AM
From: DEER HUNTER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21143

From (http://www.ragingbull.com) again. Concurrent Computer (CCUR) continued to rise in active trading Monday, gaining 5/32 to 3 9/32. CCUR has been on the move recently since Unisys and Lockheed Martin agreed to pay $3.15 million to the Justice Department to settle allegations that Unisys overcharged the government for spare parts. Allegedly, "Unisys paid inflated prices to CCUR, and then passed on those costs when it sold the parts to the Commerce Department. CCUR would then give Unisys discounts on other products." The government is still pressing civil charges, with a case scheduled to go to trial this summer, that CCUR defrauded the government through its pricing. On Friday, it was also revealed that White Rock Capital had taken a 5.83% stake in CCUR. ------------------ DH

To: jeffbas who wrote (3108)	3/31/1998 9:45:00 AM
From: satchmo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21143

mr. bash: first, i see little use in discussing whether a particular issue will decline if the market gets hit. second, and this is the point i tried to make earlier, the new buyers are not "wild-eyed" as you would have them. they, like me, are professional investors who have made beaucoup bucks over the years for their clients by recognizing when upside potential so far outweighs downside risk that it is like taking candy from babies. this, in my opinion, and obviously that of the soros group, buzzy zaino at tcw, the astute folks at kennedy, rjf, benson, and winchester, is the case here. stop worrying. this is where the fun begins. enjoy it. and remember re the market going down, once ccur has vod business, it becomes a far more interesting m&a candidate and corky is not busting his butt here for the salary. his options are a powerful incentive for him to maximize value and my read on him is that he will take the money and run without having his feelings hurt if that entails his "retirement." al dunlop is a sissy in the scheme of things compared to corky's classiness.