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To: Pat Garaffa who wrote (37710)	9/15/1998 12:40:00 PM
From: Stephen B. Temple	Respond to of 41046

Understandibly so Pat: I would hope a Company Newsletter of sorts could be started up, along with many other HR programs that could help fine-tune this 3-n-1 oiled machine. Looking for the Dura-Lube someday......he he he! selected buying / selected selling each day! sTemp'

To: Pat Garaffa who wrote (37710)	9/15/1998 5:09:00 PM
From: Steven L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

It's really not that hard to figure out, the mm's are just drumming up business, they could care less if the stock is at 1.00 or 100 as long as they can buy and sell shares at a profit. If they can head fake a few into selling (panic) because they lower the bid a couple of pennies, the better for them because the next move is to raise the ask a couple of pennies and sell the stock they just bought. Basic capitalism, buy low and sell high and do as many transactions as possible. As long as we are in these dog days with not much happening, this is the action we will see. I believe the MM's will be more than anxious to raise the stock price with any buying pressure= more profit for them when they sell the cheap shares. But for now, we are at their mercy, the trick is not to panic. Remember, "buy when there is blood in the streets" It's damn hard to make money on a stock when everyone already knows it s a successfull company. You have to believe in your investment in order to stay the course. SL