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To: gambler who wrote (1535)	6/29/1998 2:18:00 AM
From: StkProfit$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Gambler,,,you and I need to get some sleep man, lol. Anyway, I agree it is a point of order to find out, if possible, the motivations for Mr. Gordon selling such a sizable portion of his shares. While on one hand I can think of a dozen reasons why he might do so (after all, he did hit a high point on the stock, and if he just used the $$$ to put up towards the 5mill Line-Of-Credit, then most of the stock would be immediately recovered via the loan translation to stock @.15/share.) While this is conjecture, it's the best explanation I could come up with (ie,,,why not sell enough shares to come close to the 5mill LOC, then cash in on the loan at a lower price?). This makes easy money for Mr. Gordon, who stands to restore his previous position of stock, while having reinvested 5mill$$$ of TSIG money at little risk. Shrewd investor!! He gets his original shares back @.15/share by issuing TSIG a loan, has made money from selling shares at .70, and he gets a capitol writeoff on the 5mill if he wants it!! I don't like it as an investor, but I don't blame him for doing it either. It's his money/shares. JMO. -Mark