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To: Y2k_fan who wrote (14252)	4/7/1998 3:42:00 AM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

<<Bill, I first saw you on AVNT thread. Even though I dislike AVNT just like you do. I found that your DD were often quite inaccurate.>> Hmmm. Well let's see. I shorted AVNT starting at 35 (publicly posted on the AVNT thread) and continued shorting all the way down to 15 - in the face of a raging bull market. I then covered at prices ranging from 13 to 15 and change. Just exactly how does this performance indicate that my DD was inaccurate? <<Yes, there were a lot of scams in the Y2K industry, ZITL is the best example. However, TAVA is "not" one of them. >> I don't believe TAVA is an outright fraud (ZITL is an obvious fraud, and always has been). But judging from the nature and frequency of internet posts...TAVA's price/volume activity, and after studying its history and financials, I am confident that management has promoted its stock "out the back door" while maintaining a veneer of propriety in conference calls, etc. <<The fact is, all the TAVA investors on the board are investing on TAVA's future>> So am I. We just differ in our opinion of the future. <<I honestly suggest you find some other stocks to short. The reward might be much better than spreading misleading information here.>> I am short several other stocks. I am not spreading any "misleading information". TAVA stock is grossly overvalued and will trade significantly lower.