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To: Peter O. who wrote (7558)	4/13/1998 10:58:00 PM
From: LastShadow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

EFII EFII was overvalued at 50, at last the funds that dumped 30 million shares thought so. It has a local floor of 21, and looks like it might touch that again. however, its bouncing off the lower Bollinger Band and the stocchastics are looking a little better, even though the rlative strength and money flow turned south today. My guess would be Thursday or Friday. Tomorrow might be a flat day, bu even if its up, it probably won't help EFII that much - at least not in a sustainable sense. By end of week the markt should have decided which way its going and that will hold true for this one. lastshadow

To: Peter O. who wrote (7558)	4/13/1998 11:23:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

TSK,GCI beat earnings by one cent... GCI could show some gain tomorrow... TSK already popped but could show more tomorrow. . ************ TSK beat the street by one penny after the close. Gannett Q1 oper EPS just beats Wall Street estimates ************ GCI beat the street by one penny after the close ARLINGTON, Va., April 13 (Reuters) - Newspaper and television group Gannett Co. Inc. <GCI.N> on Monday reported a 17 percent increase in its first-quarter operating earnings per share, helped by advertising during the Super Bowl and Winter Olympics broadcasts. With all its units reporting record results, the USA TODAY publisher said earnings per share for the quarter ended March 29 were 56 cents on a diluted basis, one cent better than the First Call consensus estimate. In the 1997 quarter, Gannett earned 48 cents per diluted share.