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To: TChai who wrote (1077)	8/31/1998 11:40:00 PM
From: David W. Taylor	Respond to of 5102

Geez.... A couple of months I was here thinking $5 would be a good entry point. I hesitate to even think what a good entry point is now...

To: TChai who wrote (1077)	8/31/1998 11:54:00 PM
From: R. Martenson	Respond to of 5102

Also, the 14 day stochastic is just beginning to penetrate 20% on the down side. Inprise never turns the corner until the stochastics bottom out and start to re-emerge thru 20 on the upside. I agree we are close...very very close, but obviously more room to wait on the down side. Do you have a Fibonacci Time Series resource on the highs and lows. It would be interesting to see if it fits a pattern and when the next time series is hit.

To: TChai who wrote (1077)	9/1/1998 5:58:00 AM
From: Sam Scrutchins	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5102

Hi TChai, I'll admit to having a difficult timing calling this stock's bottom. It has a way of surprising on the downside with some frequency. Nevertheless, I believe it is now more of a gamble not to buy, if one is so inclined. One might lose another 10 percent or so on the downside, but if one waits, one might also pay more than 5.375 per share. I've been buying shares, not options, as the stock slid below 6.5. Part of this is in preparation for a tax play later this year, but part is also because this stock is a real bargan at these prices, even now. Too much good press in coming out of late, and we will, sooner or later, enjoy substantial gains. Just ask TT <g>. Sam