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To: Judith Weintraub who wrote (750)	4/21/1998 10:32:00 PM
From: hoopsville	Respond to of 884

Judith, good work. Probably means nothing is technically wrong and just the momentum players are selling. Stock should bounce back once they are finished.

To: Judith Weintraub who wrote (750)	4/21/1998 11:27:00 PM
From: ElGator	Respond to of 884

Judith: To my knowledge, Louis Navellier is not an analyst; he is a mutual fund manager. Here is a link that seems to explain the situation: messages.yahoo.com@m2.yahoo.com This is something I posted on another SI thread: I, too, appear to have become an unwitting "investor" in APSG. The material I've been studying keeps reiterating that you shouldn't try to catch a falling knife. That said, I don't really think the sky is falling. The company has told me that whatever has been going on here is external to the firm, has nothing to do with the business or its fundamentals (which are exemplary and tend to put this in the "no-brainer" category at this price). While they would not comment on earnings, they did volunteer that if they expected a problem meeting estimates they would have pre-announced; and they did not pre-announce. Similarly, they would not comment on contracts in progress other than to say that there are several in the works. I guess it's important to realize that this is not a "Mother Murphy's Screen Door and Flying Company, Inc." type operation, it is a highly reputable firm. The nature of the business dictates that the company and its principals be subject to some pretty extensive screening and vouching by government security agencies on an ongoing basis. The downside to this is that news is somewhat more guarded and less forthcoming. I'm sure we'll make some good money here, and soon, it just might not be this week. (Rats....)

To: Judith Weintraub who wrote (750)	4/22/1998 1:39:00 AM
From: LzzrdKing	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 884

To my knowledge Navellier has not released any public info about selling APSG. Navellier does not issue any sell recs on his hotline and will not be releasing portfolio changes till the end of the month, being 4/29. Take what you read on the web with a grain of salt, since there are many people who will stoop to very low levels to further a position they hold.

To: Judith Weintraub who wrote (750)	4/22/1998 1:21:00 PM
From: Duncan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 884

<<It looks like it was Navellier who sold shares and now he's downgrading it!!!!!!!!!! I didn't know he was an analyst - and why didn't anyone post on the board that he was selling - how did he keep it such a secret?>> Judith: No one posted on this board that he was selling because it's simply heresay. Louis Navellier is a money manager and newsletter publisher. His newsletter, MPT Review, is the #1 rated newletter in the country, based on a 10+ year performance...with nearly 22% compounded returns...and I've been a very happy subscriber for 3 years. Your comment about Louis selling his shares in APSG is not correct. Louis updates his subsribers in his monthly newsletter and on the weekly voicemail hotline (except the hotline does not announce buys and sells)...and I can say with absolute certainty that there has been zero mention of him selling APSG. If he has sold, the public will not aware of his actions until the next newsletter. Duncan