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To: ireland who wrote (5599)	4/1/1998 10:20:00 PM
From: Ice Cube	Respond to of 10903

Any company that reverses its stock will have problems holding its price. People like to go after a stock the just revered. Go back and look at stocks that did it, and you will find a vast majority of these stocks trade down. It is almost a self fullfilling prophacy. For TPI to get to $5, it would have a market cap of 75 million. If this stock does that, they had better be anouncing contracts, revenu, etc, or the attention it gets as an overvalued stock will be greatly known..... but market momentum can be very strange. Most people I know don't even care what the company does, they look for momentum and trade it. The question is how good are the hands that bought this stock the last few days ??? The MM's want to trade it back down. I see it all day. First chance they get, they will. The company MUST perform, or we will all be fighting to get out the same small door.