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To: Creditman who wrote (1581)	6/5/1998 11:58:00 AM
From: Asymmetric	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2542

Creditman, For DIIG, this is now the second subsidiary to report being in trouble - first Orbit, now Multek...so if it was me, I wouldn't be putting any new money into this one. Because it now establishes a negative trend, DIIG would have to show no more blowups, AND that both these divisions have turned things around and are on solid footing. When business in general is good, everyone does well. It's when things get tough that the "men" get seperated from the "boys". Not sure whether DIIG is a man, or a boy at this point, so to speak. Not sure whether things are changing out there so that their "one stop shopping" business strategy still fits the times. What do you think of the situation? Obviously you are closer to the situation and know the company and it's people far better, so I know I value your opinion and thoughts here. Peter.