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To: Sockets who wrote (28056)	5/16/1998 1:17:00 AM
From: pz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30240

Sockets, My guess is .25 by Friday. My guess for earnings was (-.15)...dang, missed it by .06...oh well...next quarter will be (-.15).<gg> Hmmm...I just can't figure out why they released earnings on a Friday after the market closed....lol...unbelievable. Paul

To: Sockets who wrote (28056)	6/8/1998 11:45:00 PM
From: Sockets	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 30240

I ran across a program today called FlashBack, it has gotten good reviews from PC Magazine, PC World, C/Net, etc. The only real difference between FlashBack and Rewind that I can see is FlashBack is in the market and selling. Is there a reason why SYCR does not already have the 98 thing shipped? Why not have the product out there on the shelves before Win 98 so people can see it and decide if they want it or not? If I had Win 98 sitting by my machine right now it would not sit long before I crammed the darn CD in and took it for a spin regardless of the consequences. If Win 98 is out first many will only have an extra 89 bucks and not want to spend more on SYCR's just in case product. Why doesn't SYCR get their 98Aid thing out there first??? If one has a huge loss with a stock can he claim the loss over several years or just the year of the loss? What if one waits till the company goes down the tubes, does this change anything as far as claiming a loss over several years?