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To: Steelguy who wrote (7228)	5/21/1998 4:10:00 PM
From: Wes Stevens	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10903

One thought - the name change may be one of the delays in TPII signing with BMR. I would think that they will have to wait till the new company is in place before anything is signed.

To: Steelguy who wrote (7228)	5/21/1998 4:48:00 PM
From: BigJake	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10903

Many thanks Matt. You provided a real service here and we appreciate it.

To: Steelguy who wrote (7228)	5/21/1998 5:03:00 PM
From: Larry Levine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10903

> ** I have done my best to post factual and up-to-date information > here as relayed to me directly from Samantha Chapman @ TPI. > I hope that this information is helpful and appreciated by all here > and would like to ensure that people do not regard this as a > first-time hype post. Now that I've been dinged a few times for my suggestion that posters have ulterior motives, you don't need to continue to remind me. That said, I think there's an obvious difference between 'hype' and fact. Something like the above that can be corroborated with a phone call, email or web click is not hype. Subjective statements based on speculation and inuendo are hype. These are very easy to distinguish, and anyone who can't tell the difference ought to keep their money in a savings account. (-: I have a problem with people feeling the need to suggest when they think its a good time to buy or sell. There was a post earlier today by JS where he posed a good reason why he thinks its a good time to buy; I feel its sufficient to post the information and let the reader come to their own conclusions. Of course I'd like to see people buy the stock cause it temporarily increases the value of my shares by convincing the 'lazy' investor to get in; but those same lazy investors can and will cause the stock to tumble if and when the information fails to pan out. They can sometimes do more harm than good. If I'm in a stock long-term, I'd rather have everyone who buys it do their own DD and make the decision on their own, cause they'll then be more likely to stick it out through the thin times. These suggestions play right into the hands of the day traders of BB stocks, where much if not most of the movement is due to rumor rather than fact. This is the last time I'll bring this up; you can now breath a sigh of relief. Larry