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To: bullmarket who wrote (14719)	6/22/1998 8:15:00 AM
From: Danimal	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

Thank you naysayers. I just want to thank the naysayers out there. I am so glad that you are out there to look out for my well being. I have no doubt that your sole intentions are to help me and people like me. Although I have trusted people like Byron, Mr. D, and others for the past few months, I have had a complete turnaround. I must now listen to Dr Vee, Anal 10, and the others. Obviously these people know what they are talking about. I mean anybody who would pay the $125 SI fee to post nothing but help to the common investor. I thought DGIV was a great company, with great fundamentals, and a great leader. Although I have done my DD and confirmed these things, as well as listened to other DD by people on this board, I guess everything I thought was wrong. Even though it is extremely difficult to believe anything that the naysayers have said, they must be good samaritans. GIVE ME A F***ING BREAK!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA The naysayers are hear ONLY FOR THEMSELVES -- THEY BENEFIT BY A FALLING STOCK PRICE - THEY KNOW DGIV IS GOING TO NASDAQ!!!!!!!!!!! One day soon DGIV will skyrocket and the naysayers will lose their shirts!! This is the last full week of the month. Many shorts will be covered at this time. We will see an increasing stock price. I haven't sold a single share, and I won't.

To: bullmarket who wrote (14719)	6/22/1998 8:19:00 AM
From: RocketMan	Respond to of 50264

Hi, bullmarket and others. I have another busy week, with kids here, and a quick business trip to CA besides. So I will not be posting much. Even if I was here and had nothing to do I would not be posting much, since SI has been overrun by one-day wonders with no profile who are suddenly experts in our stocks and in great need of giving us financial advice. Since I have always made my own investment decisions, I have no need for them. I made the mistake of browsing for a few minutes on another of the threads yesterday, and it is so bad that these people are innundating the board day and night and then claiming they are getting death threats from "rocketeers." Even though none of the so-called "rocketeers" has been posting there, that I am aware. Since the SI management does seem to care about running an orderly board, or about enforcing daily posting limits, I will not be posting much on SI. (I note they do care if we post "click" too often, though) Again, some of you have my email address and others can PM me, although I can't guarantee how quickly I will get to my PMs. Still making my own investment decisions, holding long, and keeping my choices to myself for now on.

To: bullmarket who wrote (14719)	6/22/1998 8:37:00 AM
From: Lazarus Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Good Morning everyone! Seems I'm really glad that yesterday was Father's Day and I spent virtually the entire day not looking at SI... imagine that! :-) But, I found a couple of gems hidden in all the rubbish being thrown around our fine Rocketship last night... Juanita - great call on asking for the phone number. I hope, really hope that he answers you... I think it would be very interesting to hear what information that phone call may bring out. :-) Unfortunately, I don't really think that he will really provide that number. E'Lane - loved the visionaries "thang!" The vast majority of humankind is very resistant to change. Change requires us to adapt, to put aside old, comfortable beliefs and work hard to find new ideas and models within which to settle comfortably. True visionaries, those that are open to new opportunities and ways of thinking, are the people that can lead the way to true reform, improvement or profit. There is always risk associated with change, but hey, who ever said it would be easy? Charliss - wonderful post with regard to the lessons Sun Tzu gave us about waging war in his writings. We should make no mistake about it, we are engaged in an arena requiring skills much the same as those required by waging war. In fact, I first became aware of the "Ancient Art of War" in a marketing class while pursuing my MBA. Knowing one's enemy and his goal are the first steps in preparing a adequate defense against the incursion. Seems our lady Rocketeers carried the day for us... again! :-) Lastly, I would like to thank Vic Klimpl from the FTEL thread for coming over and making some very nice and interesting insights in a couple of posts. Lazarus