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To: Kurt T. who wrote (481)	6/8/1998 9:31:00 PM
From: swoboda4	Respond to of 726

I have been holding since 1995 watching insiders buy at $1.00 and unloading at $1.46. I never sold believing sooner or later it would break out. I am now convinced the insiders know how to make money with this stock and I will do as the Romans do when in Rome. There is no other way to play this one. Even though I am disappointed with its recent decline I hope it falls back to $1.00 or less. I will load up and be ready to sell at the target price. I am convinced if I do that a couple of times each year I will be rewarded. Good luck to all. My two cents.

To: Kurt T. who wrote (481)	6/8/1998 9:37:00 PM
From: David K.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 726

That 144 could be Joe Brock shares. He is retired and is selling some of his shares. I would be more concerned if I saw more selling at this price by those who run the company. If the management believes this company is on the move, common sense tells us that they should not sell until the stock goes much higher. In these small companies management has to set an example. They can't expect us to be loyal if they are taking stock profits before the company gets gets 1/6 the distance to the finish line.