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To: Ted Zeilstra who wrote (477)	8/1/1998 9:51:00 AM
From: Ed Ryder	Respond to of 731

The hell with that Yahoo board... These little scanner alliances are beginning to add up. I'm guessing that this release is the beginning of a series of releases. I think the pre-release of the 2Q loss was a good thing and the path has been cleared for the stock to rise when Sedona news hits... which should happen soon. August should be very interesting.

To: Ted Zeilstra who wrote (477)	8/2/1998 12:02:00 AM
From: Jerry Rush	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 731

How refreshing to have decent dialog. Ted and Ed, I know you have researched this much more than I have recently, so I appreciate your comments. My token position is less than I used to own, so I'm not too concerned on the risk side, was just fed up trying to keep up with the threads. I sincerely hope, "things are about to happen." But the burn scars remind me of failed past expectations. Two weeks? Really? Do you expect something concrete that soon? Sure I can wait two weeks. ... but if 2 is the expectation, 4 will probably be more realistic simply because everything takes longer than planned (with any company). The pre-release a precursor of good things? Dunno. Seems PR often comes at the same time as new lows. ...damage control ? I figure we both have an even chance of being right on this one. As for Broad Capital, there are pretty good incentives to stop dumping shares: 1.) Declining price. 2.) Tax-loss selling season amplifies from August to Dec. 3.) Lousy revenue from current price. 4.) Stocks often rally after concentrated selling stops. 5.) Cut in supply may mean more $s later. 6.) Improving expectations. 7.) Possible deal with company to cease selling for time period. I don't know about the last one. Could be or might not be. But if I were in charge and you (investment backer ) punished my shareholders, I sure wouldn't do anything with you in the future. Yes, I have to agree that Broad expects more in 6-months, but 10% more might be enough for them. ... but not for us. Can't help but think the overhang of all those shares will continue to be a roof on the stock, imo. (but maybe we can raise the roof?) Thanks again for intelligent dialog, Jerry