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To: devil ray who wrote (45326)	4/24/1998 4:22:00 PM
From: Mark Duper	Respond to of 61433

ASND is in the trading range everyone on this thread expects it to be in. Quit your frettin. OT I thought you dumped AAPL. Its going to take another good earnings announcement to break the 29.5 resistance.

To: devil ray who wrote (45326)	4/24/1998 4:28:00 PM
From: Ashley Campbell	Respond to of 61433

Devil - for me the volume is usually a good indicator for this stock. We've been slightly down on general market weakness during the latter part of this week, but on pretty light volume. Given how fast, as you mentioned, that this stock can fall, I think its relative strength is a good sign. We seem to get good buying coming in whenever we dip lower, which is keeping the price up. My feeling is we'll see 45 next week (IMHO of course!!) -ac

To: devil ray who wrote (45326)	4/24/1998 4:34:00 PM
From: gbh	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 61433

Also asnd reached $38 at the end of feb. and it is now only 41 and change. With all the good news on the company and the strong market it seems to me it should be much higher. Actually almost 42. But, 10% in two months. What is that 60%, in 12 months. Good enough for most people. Please devil, GET A GRIP. I agree we should just go up every day, but then we'd all just have millions of worthless dollars. Try, just try, having a view that spans more than the last downtick. I'm hoping for $50 in may but I have my doubts. Then sell your stock, and simply find one that just never ticks down.