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To: Jay D. who wrote (252)	4/28/1998 5:47:00 PM
From: Shorty Long	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 658

I'm with you Jay, I am convinced that this is a tremendous opportunity. It reminds of a friend of mine, who years ago reluctantly bought some shares of a little upstart electronics company for .25 a share. He figured he had just lost his money--Texas Instruments, to be sure. The guy hasn't had to work for 23 years. Shorty

To: Jay D. who wrote (252)	4/28/1998 6:27:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]	Respond to of 658

Jay you said 500% return. I dont want to hype, and hell I dont even know if I have that LONG of a patience span (never held a stock for 1 year or more) but they state a possibility of .83 EPS from this contract alone. I will be conservative and say they will NOT sign ANY other contracts (unlikely) and will also issue some shares to raise funding.. so lets say increase shares 1-2M, and EPS goes down to ohh.. .50. These are all worse case scenarios. .50 EPS in 1 year x 20 PE = $10.00 stock price $10.00 - $1.0625 = $8.9375 $8.9375 / $1.0625 = 841% return Now say my worse case scenario DOES not happen, and they just stick to the .83 EPS and no more contracts... .83 EPS x 20 PE = $16.60 Oh hmm..and what if they find another contract or 2 up their sleeves? .83 + (??) x 20 PE = $16.60 + (??) Granted, exposure must increase and a NASDAQ listing would be beneficial ... but with this sort of float, and with the movement already to work with an investment banker...hmm Unless this is a complete and utter hoax stock (which is the risk of pennies--but I doubt a respected brokerage would work with a guy working out of a closet) then I think if you have the patience you will have one heck of a return IMHO. Its worth the risk to me, to get in at these prices when others are still going "yeh whatever, too good to be true". They can buy it at $3.00 or $4.00 when they are comfortable. Preaching to the choir I know, but for anyone lurking... Mark