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To: Warlock who wrote (9)	4/12/1998 8:48:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 231

Patrick, I like the industry and this co. looks interesting... but.... There is such a thing as too small a float. People shy away due to liquidity problems in trading the stock. If the 167,000 shares is valid; then 167,000 * $1.1875 = $198,312 All it takes is: 19 investors to invest $10,000 or 38 investors to invest $5000 and the stock basically cannot trade. As funny as it may sound to you, IMO I think they need to add shares to the float to make it more viable. If I were an investor with sizable funds I'd be afraid to invest in this stock because a $10,000 investment would control over 5% of the float. Some thoughts, Mark