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To: King Ralph who wrote (4145)	3/31/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: Grantcw	Respond to of 19331

King Ralph, If a large shareholder wanted to sell his shares right now (say a couple hundred thousand), what average price would he get for them? Would all of them be at the current bid? Could the selling possibly drive the price down? I think so, and I bet that all of the private transaction sellers think so too. Grant

To: King Ralph who wrote (4145)	3/31/1998 9:37:00 AM
From: Bob Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

Ralph, Perhaps some of the analogies directed at you were uncalled for. I, for one, am sorry. It appears to me you are speaking primarily out of frustration as you mention your portfolio in a way that indicates to me you own this stock. We all deal in different ways, but hurting the company certainly won't help your portfolio. Answers? It seems many people speak for Joe and want to defend him from frontal assaults and so forth, but the seasoned veteran he is will not likely let anyone decide for him. If he wants to say something on this forum, he will (even though it might be from a foxhole, these days). If you have questions, I'm sure he will attempt to answer them if you approach him with respect. But not even Joe has all the answers. The loyalty issue appears to answer itself. Look at what has been bought and sold and for what reasons (not all negative, I might add) and what might be up for sale. We're talking about Joe's loyalty to his shareholders; nothing more, nothing less. Finally, the most lucrative QP at present would be in the area of ill will or lack of respect. I hope it works out for us all. Take care, Bob ps I thought they could only buy at the bid.