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To: Big Brother who wrote (13566)	5/4/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Andrew Vance	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17305

AV--What is a stop buy at $60? Are you saying you will buy at 60 hoping it will go up? (I hope not). Do you mean that you bought in at a price lower than 60 and will sell out your position at 60? (good plan if it is that). What are you trying to accompish??? If you haven't gotten into the game yet, I would advise that you do not play with this. The game was very straightforward this morning and with more than 13 million shares traded, it has become a big "grey area" of uncertainty. More shares have traded hands than ever before, including the original IPO. The float has turned close to 2-3 times, depending on how you treat the 1M DH Blair shares in the 13G. You also have to consider the other close to 1M shares in the "pledge" from an original founder. Too much confusion for me to consider doing anything with this anymore. BTW-Congrats go out to the KTELers out here who made a great play themselves. While I was not a participant, we should not discount the monumental success those individuals were able to get based on today's performance. With my zest and zeal on ENMD it wasn't until now that I started checking some of the other valuable insights shared here on our thread recently. Again, to whoever mentioned it and to whoever took the sound advice, Congrats on a good play for today. Andrew