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To: Randall E Westberg who wrote (194)	4/7/1998 10:35:00 AM
From: HIPLANESDRIFTER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 716

This high-flying lurker took some interest in your last post ... I am strictly an observer on this and a few other threads at this time, just seeing how the pennies work ... at this point I wouldn't trust coffee money to an MM or one of these shares, but am interested in the underlying dynamics ... just as you can make money in a bear market, I'm sure there are those who can make a decent go in a shark tank if they know which direction to swim ... I'm just not one of them ... So where were you going with that last post? Is there a l'il hint that all the sweetness coming from the named posters might not be honey? Do tell!! Leaving the hype aside, is the reluctance of the share price based simply on the float size, or are there other undercurrents which those better swimmers can sense in the sugary tide?

To: Randall E Westberg who wrote (194)	4/7/1998 10:42:00 PM
From: gLondahl	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 716

And that's the way it should be, quiet. It seems there is nothing new to report, and there's not enough past history on the company to have ongoing discussions. It doesn't really seem odd that it's quiet. I would think the small float has a lot to do with the quick rise and subsequent decline. And don't forget the day traders who come in like locust, only to disappear leaving some people wondering what the hell happened. I suppose the current price better reflects the value given the info available at present. It comes down to, do you like the company or not. Do you really think this is all a scam, that Peacock, Hawthorne and others will never amount to anything. I don't think that's the case here. Give some time for the previous news to develop before you wonder what's wrong. I wouldn't say anything I've seen on this thread qualifies as "hype", more like excitement. I'm in this mid to long term, maybe that's why the current situation doesn't keep me awake at night. This is all just my opinion, of course. Greg