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To: Dave Gore who wrote (13694)	4/24/1998 4:43:00 PM
From: Paul Zalkind	Respond to of 27968

Hi people, been busy so I've been away. Well, it looks like more patience is in order, fine by me. if it dips any further, you can bet I'll be adding and buying my position down. To stick up for Ira, (fellow CEO), I dont know if I would have released my financials at this point(it seems atrix likes to attack FAMH, in press releases), so maybe now with ATrix out of the way, it is time. Good luck people, have a great weekend. Investments take time, good ones, even longer. PZ

To: Dave Gore who wrote (13694)	4/24/1998 4:47:00 PM
From: JOEY	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

Hey Guys... Although Atxi was a good idea, IMO we can achieve substance with natural growth, unless another offer comes across Ira's Desk that will prove to be more profitable (is it on his desk already?) . I am willing to bet Ira has this all planned out (PLAN B), I am going to wait and see what he has in store for us. I think we know by now that Ira is not just going to sit back and relax. I am looking forward to hearing what the next opportunity will bring us. Hey worst case scenario: We will have a 100 Million dollar company operating with a great cash flow. As soon as the pieces fall into place....So will the stock price.... "Build the field they will come" Jake (got filled at .47 late in day)

To: Dave Gore who wrote (13694)	4/24/1998 4:51:00 PM
From: Mel Viticus	Respond to of 27968

Melvitical Wisdom--see if you agree: What compulsion would Ira feel to release the financials if they are less than flattering? If he DOESN'T release the bad financials he loses some shareholders and the stock slides. If he DOES release poor financials he loses some shareholders and the stock slides. So what? Maybe he reasons that whether he witholds, or whether he releases them he loses shareholder confidence... So why not preserve some of the financial dignity of the company and withold until some of the acquisition revenues trickle to the bottom line? He can afford to be patient as he knows that his own stake in the company is a long term one. If the financials ARE impressive there is no reason to wait. (Unless he's fearful of some kind of "hostile takeover").... But Jin has told me that that is not possible due to too many shares being held in friendly picnic baskets. Ranger Mel