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To: klinetime who wrote (3726)	5/6/1998 4:28:00 PM
From: dwlima	Respond to of 50264

No news and we are locked in orbit. many of us are ready for explosive news to re-ignite the next burner and thrust us upwards again. I have to agree. We have made an incredible move upwards these past months and when the sales contracts start coming through the news wire, i think we will be well on our way towards much higher highs. it is days like this when i can sit back, do my work and feel secure about our little gem. dwlima

To: klinetime who wrote (3726)	5/6/1998 4:43:00 PM
From: Richard B. Haenisch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

FINAL TALLY ! 16:00 EST BID 7 3/4 ASK 7 7/8 TTL VOLUME 278,700 146,800 BUYS BETWEEN 7 21/32 AND 7 27/32 131,900 SELLS BETWEEN 7 5/8 AND 7 13/16 BIGGEST BUY 5,000 SHARES AT 7 13/16 BIGGEST SELL 11,000 SHARES AT 7 21/32 BIGGEST TRADES (BY VOLUME) 5 BUYS AND 5 SELLS (11,000 TO 5,000) ----------------------------------------------------- JUST WANTED TO SHOW EVERYONE THE THREE DAY BUY/SELL CHART (THIS WEEK) TTL VOLUME 1,156,700 SHARES TRADED BUYS 805,200 SELL 351,500 RATIO 2.5 : 1 TRADING RANGE 7 5/8 - 8 RIDICULOUS TRADING RANGE REMEMBER WHAT I SAID THIS WEEKEND IN ONE OF MY POSTS - MICHAEL DELL ON THE COVER OF "FORTUNE MAGAZINE" - THEY SHOULD PUT JIMMY CHIN ON THE COVER EITHER NEXT MONTH OR NO LATER THAN THE ONE AFTER THAT. BELIEVE IT, EVERYONE !!! YOU'LL SEE ! RICO

To: klinetime who wrote (3726)	5/6/1998 6:34:00 PM
From: Ronaldo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Hi, I'm a lurker who has decided to make public his dgiv-aholicism. "Pablo Escobar" has raised the issue about investing in unstable countries, and this is an issue which to a US citizen with no foreign experience might sound terrifing. I live in a stable country(hopefully it will remain this way) which was really chaotic until some years ago. I bought my present Co. one month before hiperinflation broke out (I had no idea the s*** would hit the fan). Hiperinflation lasted from 1989 to 1991. It was tough but I survived . Jimmy bought better than I, he bought after the storm broke out. It all depends where you stand: on the inside looking out or on the outside looking in. What I can convey is that after the economy had stabilized the assets in the country, were strongly "revalued". I would like to point out that countries do not go broke. They can have liquidity problems, they might change owners/ governments. I've seen small stores disappear, I have yet to see a country "close shop" for economic reasons. What is happening in Indonesia will pass, at some moment governments and governed will reach some sort of tacit agreement, everybody needs growth. If this move seems great in the short term (at least to me) it will look brilliant in the medium term.