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To: David Wise who wrote (6652)	5/3/1998 3:40:00 PM
From: Optician1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

Understand that Joe Gladhue has his analysis in the hands of clients now....understand that he is expecting big things the last half of this year and $1.10 of earnings for next year,continuing to grow at a 35+% rate over a five year period. Given that Joe has been disappointed in the past he must see some real big sales and profit coming in starting very soon! Opinions? Optician1

To: David Wise who wrote (6652)	5/4/1998 3:36:00 AM
From: craig crawford	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

<< Significant GigaMux income is probably not coming tomorrow. >> So your prepared for Osciom to lose more money and issue more shares while your waiting? Maybe by the time the Gigamux starts to generate significant revenues the shares outstanding will only be 30 million. << Do you know any companies that trade based on future expectations? Like almost all of the Internet stocks? >> At least the quality internet stocks are showing signs of a healthy business, with 100-500% year over year revenue growth. Yahoo has earnings now, and Excite said they will be profitable by the September quarter. Lycos said they signed $30 million in advertising and commerce deals in the month of March. Somehow I don't think internet companies will slip back into the red like Osicom has done year after year. What was Osicom's revenue growth last year? 3 percent? How much has Osicom lost in the last two years? Over $30 million dollars? 4th fastest growing firm in CA---yeah right. << If people understood this company better, it would be too late for me to get in at these prices >> What's there to understand about mounting cumulative losses and a swooning share count? What's there to understand about a company run by people who have a track record of running shareholder value into the ground? Show me a public company run by or associated with the Chadhas or Mr. Witz with a long successful track record. I haven't found one, can you?