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To: Dennis R. Duke who wrote (3306)	5/24/1998 3:45:00 AM
From: Tom Simpson	Respond to of 5058

Dennis, >Are you waiting for $4 to 5 as a entry price. No, I don't have a target entry price, and even were it now $4-5 I would be reluctant to buy it on a net assets basis for want of a decent discount. What I need to see are some substantive prospects for near term revenue growth and some evidence of competitive technology skills. If you had that the current price would be a decent enough bargain. >Maybe you work there and know that there is....? I don't....although I know a couple who do. >Anyway Seagate is going to be more significant this quarter than >before on 2.1's This could be the wild card in RDRT's deck....but they better penetrate above the 2.1's if it is going to have legs. Best Regards.....Tom