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To: David Bartkowski who wrote (5041)4/18/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: James Harold Alton  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 19331
 
David, There was a marked change in the TL, about the time we felt the illegal shorts were stopped. Prior to that time, we were seeing large 3-5K blocks coming across at the ask on a regular basis. Close examination of the TL showed me that if those large blocks were counted at shorts, the TL made sense again and I believe that this is what we were seeing during that time. So I agree, I think that the illegal shorting has been stopped, but that our shorter (who apparently is actually just a seller since he has been shorting against the box) appears to me has found a way to feed his shares to the MM's directly. FRAN in particular, will just sit there on the ASK and feed us shares without moving even when heavy buying comes in and in fact last Friday just walked the ask down on us..what does that tell you? I could be wrong, but I don't think that the MM's are short at all, I think that they are loaded with shares to move. It's my opinion however that there is a good chance that those shares are restricted, and if so then the potential for the MM's to suddenly find themselves short exists. CC shareholders are only paying .20 for those options, but I don't think that we will see anything below a dollar unless there is a lot of panic selling which I doubt. It is this type of situation that makes it so important for DCI shareholders to really understand what they own and to not focus on the stocks performance but of course everyone needs to make their own decisions. Except for the 5K shares I sold to pay my income taxes, which I instead reinvested the proceeds completely back into DCTC when the price dropped that same day, I haven't sold a single share this year myself and am looking to start adding again next week. Right now we can buy a whole lot of a great company, for very little $$. Buying on the way down is a tough thing to do and I know since I have been doing this since November but it's the "logical" thing to do. (G)

James



To: David Bartkowski who wrote (5041)4/19/1998 2:34:00 PM
From: JOE MEDSKER  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19331
 
<<<< Since Thursday and Friday the sells out numbered the buys on relatively low volume.>>>>

DB,
Gone are the days when you can take DCI's trading log at face value. I don't think the MM's did any shorting on Thursday and Friday. By now they are all aware that the transfer agent returned Mr. X's certificates to the two Canadian brokers. IMO they will not be doing anything unusual until they know if the supply train from up north is just a little late or if its been called back to the station. It will be very interesting to see how Mr. X handles the shares he sold. Apparently he and the two firms who sold the shares are not too worried as we have not seen any large scale buying. It could very be that he has been able to borrow legitimate shares from his CardCall friends. This is not likely but you never can tell. One thing for sure sometime in the next 30 days the clearing agent is expecting to see some clean paper for about 700,000 shares. If in fact the MM's have a short position out there IMO they will do everything possible to help the two Canadian firms come up with clean paper.

Best Regards