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To: Dave Krishna who wrote (12617)	8/12/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: Skiawal	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 21342

Dave, HMMMM...Thanks But I think WSTL has already "cratered"!

To: Dave Krishna who wrote (12617)	8/13/1998 3:40:00 AM
From: Trey McAtee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

dave-- i didnt know about DRIOMEGA, but i will give this to DR TECH...he has been accurate since he showed up. the problem is that the news which came out hasnt done a thing to the stock. WSTL has to: 1)kill the perception that only ALA will win. talk up BT using WSTL instead of ALA...that would help. 2)start taking a more proactive role in determining stock price. 3)get the story OUT. we know it, but most dont. start publishing soem numbers. i personally would love this since it would give me something other than speculative numbers to throw at the jackals on YHOO. 4)DMT v. CAP...settle it once and for all. settle it so totally that the next analyst who mentions WSTL as a CAP only shop will be laughed out by his buddies. 5)get to be close with goldman sachs and merrill lynch. ML's sales force is invincible at bring issues back from the dead. you give an analyst there some good info, let him be the only one who knows it, and let him go to town talking the stock up. and finally... 6) BUY BACK SHARES. not asking for a huge deal, just 5-6 million, but announce and let the world know the stock is undervalued. blackout period is crap. DELL does this kind of thing all the time. good luck to all, trey