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To: Steve Woas who wrote (676)	5/16/1998 9:21:00 PM
From: Tom C	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1361

Steve, Woo, calm those doggies down. I think I remember you. Your the guy who was complaining about Bill's bad math. How does his math look now? Come on, share your spread sheet with us. Just how bad is it for us Y2K investors? This is how my spread sheet looks. If I bought 100 share each of ACLY, DDIM, IMRS, VIAS and ZITEL it would of cost about 14,156 on 6/2/97. The value of this portfolio on Wednesday this week was 8,406. A whopping loss of 5,754. IMRS did a 3 for 2 during that period so my numbers might be off by a little. What numbers do you have? It's very important that you provide some creditable numbers otherwise people are going to start believing that Bill is telling the truth. Spam this thread all you want, but let me see those numbers. Your friend, Tom ps: Y2K is a problem. Companies supposedly providing solutions are a problem as well.