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To: Louis Riley who wrote (1620)	5/5/1998 1:03:00 PM
From: Van Vo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3203

Hello Louis: It's been mentioned on Yahoo news that KTEL earning will be out sometime this week, do you have the specific info (day/time) on when it will be ? Thanks in advance, Van Vo

To: Louis Riley who wrote (1620)	5/5/1998 1:57:00 PM
From: Van Vo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3203

Louis: Would you please "move" KTEL price down a little bit to somewhere in the range $65 - $70, so that I can go long on this stock. $76 is still kinda too high for me. Thanks ;) By reading you posts on this thread, I can see you're extremenly confident that KTEL will easily go up to $100 by this Friday morning. And only people with the power to control/manipulate the movement of this stock can have such high degree of confidence. With a dominate 76.44% outstanding shares hold by insiders but only 3.17% hold by instutitions; Anybody can easily tell that an alliance of KTEL insiders - SITN - Datek could easily control and LEGALLY manipulate the stock price movement. just IMHO

To: Louis Riley who wrote (1620)	5/5/1998 6:59:00 PM
From: Van Vo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3203

Louis, Are you aware of the Motley Fool talking about you in its news this evening? Here is the paragraph: The Evening News May 05, 1998 "...If It goes up quickly, its value isn't real. If you don't know a situation well, then you tend to be skeptical of a explosive rise in the stock price. Take K-tel International (Nasdaq:KTEL - news), for instance. I am guilty of being skeptical of the value of this stock, especially when the only analyst coverage out there capitalizes revenues that have nothing to do with the Internet, compares that valuation to the valuations of pure-play Internet companies, and then proclaims it as undervalued. K-tel might be a great company and could cash in huge on the Internet, but just hanging a shingle up on the Internet is not a guarantee of a darn thing. But K-tel's run shouldn't mean that an a priori judgment should be made that it's selling above intrinsic value. If one had perfect foresight on its future cash flows, then one could make a highly informed judgment on that. I hope you have the guts to release a response to the news and please don't just simply disappear from the SI.