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To: Doug R who wrote (18592)	6/17/1998 2:12:00 AM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 79235

Courtesy of Ken Reidy: Wednesday June 3, 7:58 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: PetQuarters, Inc. PetQuarters, Inc. Appoints New President LONOKE, Ark., June 3 /PRNewswire/ -- PetQuarters, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: PDEN - news), an Internet pet store, today announced that it has appointed Steven B. Dempsey as President and CEO. Dempsey, former PetQuarters Vice President of Sales and Marketing, has been instrumental in developing strategic alliances with pet product manufacturers and advertisers for the company's Web site. Dempsey possesses over 15 years experience in investment banking. In other news, PetQuarters, Inc. announced that Bob Vella, nationally syndicated talk show host for Pet Talk America, has agreed to serve as a spokesperson and consultant for the company's products and services. PetQuarters, Inc. sells pet products via its Internet site at petquarters.com. For more information, contact Ron Garrison with Corporate Relations Group, Inc. at 800-444-4980 or Steve Dempsey with PetQuarters, Inc. at 501-676-9222. SOURCE: PetQuarters, Inc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ More Quotes and News:Pet Quarters Inc (OTC BB:PDEN - news)Related News Categories: computers, retail

To: Doug R who wrote (18592)	6/17/1998 7:27:00 AM
From: Dave H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79235

Doug, >>>> >>"SELL SIGNALS: none"<< Now that's quite a surprise...>>gg<< Actually, I'm surprised there aren't more buy signals. <<<<< I was thinking the same thing. I actually got a lot more BUY signals than I listed but I decided to drop signals based on sequentials that recycled. (I'm still experimenting with what constitutes a signal...) If I didn't drop those, there would have been about 10 more buy signals and only 1 sell signal. I think today has a good chance of being a very strong up day. -dave