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To: uu who wrote (2010)	8/24/1998 2:58:00 PM
From: DStandish	Read Replies (7) \| Respond to of 2616

I have never posted on this thread but am appealing to any of you who will be honest about the future of the company to give some advice. I took my position in April at 13 1/2. I watched the stock go up and then down, down, down. Based on the posts of James, Addi and others, I hung on, waiting for the certain recovery. I realize you were victims of the fraud by the company as well and honestly believed in the company. I assume Wexler, Suess, et al., were selling short and trying to drive the price down. I doubt they had any interest in whether we make or lose money. They got lucky on this one. The question I have is where do you go from here? This is the third stock I have had tank in the last six months. The other two are still in the tank, drifting toward being worthless. Is that the most likely scenario here? Or, does the company have a good chance to rebound? Maybe not to what we had hoped originally but at least to where the losses would be bearable. I doubt any of you want to think much about the future right now but, in due course, I would sure appreciate your evaluation of the damage. You surely risk the taunts of the shorters but they are just names and faceless people. They won this one but they will lose in the big picture because their god is money, and money always fails. Thanks, David