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To: Michael Opila who wrote (4151)	7/26/1998 12:42:00 PM
From: T N	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4736

This week technicaly speaking should bring a volatile move. The direction cant be told but it heavely appears to be posotive. The magnitude and lenght of the move will be told with the first 2 days of trading after break out. If the technical move is in a posotive direction and accompanied with strong good news we may be able to post on the 100 bagger board. If the chart is going to extend the decending traingle and accompanied by bad news I guess the next post will be in the revrse split board. A move with no news may present an excellent trading oppt.

To: Michael Opila who wrote (4151)	7/26/1998 1:43:00 PM
From: Sidney Reilly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4736

Mike, You are correct that things could be bad or good. I have a harder time thinking they would sit on good news than bad news. More likely they have no news one way or the other. Everything about this company has been slow and a disappointment, wells were finished being drilled in Dec. last year and still we have no news that they are all hooked up and producing in spite of the fact that they probably are by now. Seven months has to be long enough to hook up 9-11 wells!! No news about things moving forward in Nebraska or Colorado with UPR. And add to that the concerted effort by some to damage the company and the stock over the last year and it's a recipe for investment disaster. We could see improvement soon as the completion of the wells are announced and flow rates and revenue figures are revealed (if that ever happens). We are down but not yet out of the fight. My question is, "Is Stamm too stunned to hear the count!!". cya, Bob