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To: The Ox who wrote (3114)	3/31/1998 12:48:00 PM
From: satchmo	Respond to of 21143

dear mr happel: i agree with your basic outline. just think it is worthy to note the caliber of the thinkers who have bought this stock. they are among the most astute professional investors in this country -- all with respectable long-term track records built around finding stocks like this one. they did not buy for a one-point move, i assure you. these are the kind of investors who will buy more if for some extraneous reason the price does decline. what makes this "newsworthy" on this particular thread is that the chatter has stated quite matter of factly that "institutional" investors did not pay attention to $2 stocks. that may be true for the world in general, but those who consistently outperform the market are not, by definition, moved to act the way the world in general does. i'll drink to your good luck to all!

To: The Ox who wrote (3114)	3/31/1998 1:00:00 PM
From: Arthur Tang	Respond to of 21143

Thank you, Michael. Technical analysis by plotting the trend is encouraging. The slope is up. Fundamentally, the technology of Vod will have many twists and turns. Electronic news this week has the Mpeg2 encoder/decoder processor by C-cube mentioned for a $300 card. But that is what's coming on. CCUR has to be on top of the changing technology all the time. Real time processors by the Japanese all are 32 bit with DSP co-processor built-in; that too is changing, but the direction is very clear now. 64 bit processors are better but DSP will have to be outboard.