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To: dgivinvestor who wrote (6632)	4/23/1998 3:54:00 PM
From: Rick D.	Respond to of 7703

dgivinvestor, I wasn't going to do this because I REALLY hate a lot of the flaming that goes on with these threads, but the condescending tone of virtually all of your posts is driving me nuts. You talk as if you're somehow the font of all wisdom and we other members of this thread should sit at your feet and listen to you pontificate. Thanks, but no thanks. So far, you've added nothing to this thread but useless hyperbole and large doses of your ego. Take a hike. Rick

To: dgivinvestor who wrote (6632)	4/23/1998 4:01:00 PM
From: Spytrdr	Respond to of 7703

Ok, since you want shares so bad, you can have mine today at $ 15. Oh, but I see it's 4 pm already. Well maybe tomorrow you can get them from me for $ 18. So you can get new blood into the stock and build a new and more solid foundation. ___ message from dgivinvestor on Apr 23 1998 3:50PM EST John, you are welcome to your opinion. Unfortunately, you don't know what you're talking about. Yes, I know what buying pressure. Please-- by all means, follow your knowledge and understanding. Buying pressure with little shares outstanding WILL drive up the price, but only in the short term without a true foundation. This could be disastrous. So, from a very elementary basis, you are right. But the fact is and your broker may not tell you the way it is but you need new blood to make a real move with meaning in the stock.