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To: J. Stone who wrote (9018)	10/10/1998 8:02:00 PM
From: Jason B	Respond to of 10903

My educated guess says we will stand at $.69. We will all know a lot more by Nov. 13, We should see some more contracts and a audited financials. Best luck to all

To: J. Stone who wrote (9018)	10/10/1998 9:18:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10903

OK, put me down for .30. My reasoning: It seems to me that TPI would like nothing better than to get out some news, but, apparently, they must be having problems closing deals and thus have nothing to report. Heck, they can't even get a beta for Bigisoft! So whatever deals they were trying to close while they might be with "known" companies, I doubt they would have been for very much money. Normally you have to prove yourself before large companies throw money at you. All the while it seems they beefed up personnel in anticipation. This means expenses have probably gone up. Crummy earnings combined with investor apathy both for TPI and the Y2K sector in general, lead me to believe TPII might hit .15 between now and the contest deadline. Thus, if the convertible holders convert at that price, .30 would represent a 100% return on those shares. - Jeff