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To: Diamond Daze who wrote (753)	5/9/1998 9:58:00 PM
From: Yorikke	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4884

I cant answer that because it would cause me to speculate Since when has speculation ever been a problem for you? Who is reviewing your comments now? I just can not see a major institution coming in without some guarantees on price. Does this make sense. We sat here for 6 months saying that all we needed was a pop of 50-100K and we would be up there. Now we are talking about major activity and that would imply, if we just aren't talking horse pukkey, that the price would rise appreciably....I just can not see a large buyer saying ok sock it to me. What he is going to say is 'OK sock it to them!' (us). So what are the possibilities in other places? NOT HERE. don't want to speculate......(hi out there!) I have seen private placements for moderate amounts of initial stock tied to large packages of warrants at points into the future. Well if you think you are going to need money in the future the warrant exersize could be a real cash cow. NO? It gives the buyer an in. It gives the buyer a guarantee of some stability iin share cost and it gives the company money over a period of time. How much would a diamond play cost. How long would a diamond play take? Well look at Ashton. Seems to be expensive. Seems to take a long time.... what it you multiplied that by two? But lets not speculate! I always feel better playing the 'road kill' in these little morality plays. regards, mnmuench