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To: chirodoc who wrote (13003)	6/13/1998 11:59:00 AM
From: woody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Although problems in Asia certainly can be a concern, I don't think it has as big an impact as you might believe. BB stocks tend to move more on expectations of future earnings potential and less on general macro-economic trends. For this reason as DGIVs story continues to unfold, I expect to see significant price appreciation no matter what the overall market is doing. IMHO

To: chirodoc who wrote (13003)	6/13/1998 12:13:00 PM
From: Charliss	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Hi Curtis, <<<<Next week the smart money will start to move DGIV higher>>>> You replied: "....may be not." This is the right attitude. I too hold this as a long term investment. I can accept that it could go down some more as well as up some more. I seldom buy a stock that is bb/otc (I own one other right now, MBHC). For me, DGIV is purely speculative. It only has a story, so far. However, the story seems to be getting better and better. From what I know about the company and its activities, and from anything I might understand about the times we live in, and from what my own imagination can project into the future, I think the company and its shareholders have a good chance of seeing this come through and work very well. On the other hand, I know that no one controls the events in the universe, not even Jimmy Chin...:-) I don't think any one of us really knows how this will turn out. We have our ideas about how it will unfold and how it will end up, and these ideas vary. Often it is best to find peace of mind in the midst of the uncertainty that surrounds something by simply surrendering to the uncertainty itself without trying to make the uncertainty conform or take shape...in other words, not to interfere. In the meantime, in this space here, we have a fun place to play around a bit, and share anything new that comes to our attention. I am not going to get to worked up over DGIV. Best, Charliss

To: chirodoc who wrote (13003)	6/13/1998 12:58:00 PM
From: bobsrb	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 50264

Some people try to convince us that at this stage DGIV stock price depends on all kind of unrelated factors like economies of Japan,Russia,Korea etc,etc. They say the Market(investors) is going to react this way or that way.I strongly disagree with such theories and posters.The Market for DGIV is not something remote like the Market for IBM with millions of investors.In DGIV case we are the Market.We hold the majority of shares and our reaction shapes the stock price.So if we have ,like we do have,people coming here trying to convince us that news from Japan is going to affect DGIV stock price and they keep repeating that few times a day,then with some help from MM's and Stock Detective we really have a bad day or week.Another words under the pretense of caring they are scaring some of us into selling. Why are they doing that?Some of them are short,some like DGIV and wish to buy it cheaper and some have nothing better to do.But they all have one thing in common: they are bad people.Bob