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To: Micropicker who wrote (33)	7/3/1998 10:05:00 AM
From: Johnny Ro	Respond to of 68

Another possibility and this is beyond farfetched. The MM's are playing fair on this one and the float is gone. Every buy moves it up. Ohh what, ohh......(yawn)...."wow, what an incredible dream". Thought I read somewhere that one MM was in at $2.00 and another @ $0.12. If that is true, we know what the first one wants, question is how much pull does the first have over the second and how many shares does the shorter still have (Love it when the MM's are pitted against each other and further enjoy a MM short something on the rise.) With some of the sells in the money by a nice margin I would almost tend to believe someone is needing some shares. Just some thoughts. Johnny