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To: Mama Bear who wrote (7693)	7/26/1998 7:56:00 PM
From: CH	Respond to of 10479

Barb, Good point. That is what I want to ask : if the CEO was forced to sell the stock as margin call, where and when did he had an extra $1 now to buy the stock. Someone tries to convince the reader here that Osicom does not have cash flow problem but if you know their creditor or supplier, you would believe they have cash flow problem because it is not easy to get your payment. CH

To: Mama Bear who wrote (7693)	7/26/1998 10:31:00 PM
From: tbonenyc	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10479

<<It's really strange that the CEO of the company can come up with a million bucks to throw into the stock when just about every common shareholder is sitting with losses in this name.>> What, pray tell, does the fact that there are shareholders with losses in FIBR have to do with the strangeness(or not) of Par buying $1MM worth of shares in the company? Also, you have often talked about the company not keeping promises. You have specifically talked about Par not keeping his word when it came to buying shares. I think it is funny that now that Par has bought shares as he said he would, you make it out to be a negative thing. You call it "strange"(ooooo, strange...so scary) in an attempt to conjure up whatever negative thoughts might come to the minds of your readers. Why don't you include with your nonsense, the motivation for posting as you do? Why don't you tell everyone that you plan on shorting FIBRD and that you are trying to lay the groundwork for an effort to shake people loose of their shares? Oh, how thin the veil is. <<I will take my main profit from this name in lessons learned.>> Let's see, you didn't learn the lesson of investing in a company too soon as you seem to believe this company's time will never come. Given that, the lesson you probably learned was that if you get frustrated with your investment, GET OUT, and you will be happy for it(which i'm sure you are at this point). That's fine, but what lesson will you learn when you get frustrated with an investment again, and as soon as you get out, the stock finally takes off? Will the new lesson cancel out the lesson learned in FIBR? Or will you simply be confused as all heck? Just curious.