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To: patrick bey who wrote (174)	7/13/1998 11:22:00 AM
From: Pete Hall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 512

Anticort is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.....the generic drugs and the peptic ulcer test kits are what is going to keep the lights on and pay the bills until said rainbow sets down in their back yard. They have a very strong management team, Doug Walker is a CA who was with KMPG for about 15 years. Dr.Robert Foster and Warren Jackson are both extremely professional individuals with strong credentials. Contact the company direct for an information kit. This team have taken a very cautious approach to promoting this stock. The reality is if their CHina trip went well, and we won't know this until after shareholder approval is given to the acquisition of SI, they will have opened the door to a market housing +1billion people, some of whom should get headaches now and then.......their biggest interest going into the meeting was for the generic aspirin......which could result in some very serious revenue for the company, resulting in a nice upward swing in the stock price. ANd this is without any value for ANTICORT........we shall see.