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To: G. Thomas Kaiser who wrote (3529)	4/29/1998 11:59:00 PM
From: skycapten	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21143

Question in General: What is the advantage of announcing lackluster (or worse) earnings, early, two days before your big show/announcement/contract whatever. After such a nice run-up, why jerk your stock and stockholders around like that? Would half-baked earnings announcement, coupled with hot news at the same time hold back an advance. I would guess not. Instead it may get another bounce (or buying support on the new high) with the pr from the show. An early bad announcement could make for a nice buy opportunity (if that was an objective of the timing) but it seems from todays action that most players that wanted in, are in. I'm kinda expecting earnings and an announcement tomorrow... Just ranting on announcement eve...any thoughts on this at all?