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To: OM28 who wrote (10928)	4/7/1998 9:40:00 AM
From: Phillip C. Lee	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213177

Oliver, Here is your request: Welcome to the board. One thing all of us have to know is the money managers who have real power to drive the future price up or down don't really share with our high expectations here. They expect $0.15 net for Q2. Therefore, if any number beyond that will have good reaction. The following is my expectation from analysts' reactions: (1) If net < -$0.20 -> Significantly negative, price: $20 - $23; (2) If -$0.20 < net < $0.0 -> Moderately negative, price: $23 - $25; (3) If $0.0 < net < $0.15 -> Slightly negative, price: $25 - $27; (4) If $0.15 < net < $0.20 -> Slightly positive, price: $26 - $29; (5) If $0.20 < net < $0.25 -> Moderately positive, price: $28 - $30; (6) If $0.26 < net < $0.35 -> Significantly positive, price: $30 - $33; (7) If $0.35 < net < $0.50 -> Surprisingly positive, price: $33 - $35; (8) If $0.50 < net -> Shockingly positive, price: $35+; Besides the above figures, if the revenue is greater than 1.6b, then it would break the historical pattern and will be a big plus towards stock price. Just my own estimates. Phil