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To: Ron Bower who wrote (771)	5/29/1998 2:16:00 PM
From: Beachside Bill	Respond to of 1418

This is the way I see it. The company has traded in the same range for 18 months at the present price. In that time the company has grown ~50% and (thanks to you and others that have posted some of the best fundamental info I have ever seen on a thread) the outlook appears to be good and that in the longer run should continue. At worse, the stock should move to previous high and and stay in this range. Given the events of the company over the last 18 months, it appears to me that it is time for a breakout. JMO

To: Ron Bower who wrote (771)	5/30/1998 12:22:00 AM
From: j rector	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1418

Ron, I think you're right on with the float increase. 1.2 MM shares is alot to absorb for a stock that probably trades less than 10K/day in real shares. Here is one of my concerns--the large insider holdings relative to the float and the share volume keeping the price down. I am now beginning to understand the poster awhile back who complained at how illiquid DSWLF was. If you are not a very long term holder (more than 2-3 years) and you hold alot of shares, you're kind of stuck. Not that there's anything bad about that with the dividend and all. I am perfectly happy to wait 3-4 years for my guaranteed 150% return.