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To: LTK007 who wrote (7339)	7/30/1998 5:37:00 PM
From: andy steele	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

Max, Hansens smoothies are a lot better then the nector products. All the smoothies have at least 35% fruit juice in them and most have 40%. That is very good considering most of these kinds of products have 5% - 10%. Yes your right, I love this stuff. I was buying the smoothies buy the case when I found out through you that hansen was a public company. Also, the HANS chart looks great and today HANS closed at 52 week high of 5 3/4 with very good volume. I am hoping for a gap up in the morning. I think HANS will hit 6 tomorrow and if this happens it will be hard for me to not take profits but I will see. Estimates for Q are 9 cents. last Q was 7 cents compared to even! Put this one on your watch list. I think this could eventually be a double. Good luck. ANDY

To: LTK007 who wrote (7339)	7/30/1998 5:42:00 PM
From: James Wright	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

SIRN <g> NMGC <bg> CPQ <vbg> See what I've been saying? Buy companies with good fundamentals that drop to support levels on low volume, but then hold there, during market corrections. Such companies likely will then out perform when the general market rebounds. By the way, DHI is looking interesting again from a technical standpoint. In contrast, CADE and AIRM dropped below their support levels during the general market decline, and likely will not enjoy much of a rise (if any) during the broader market's rebound. -- Jim