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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (2205)	10/14/1998 5:58:00 PM
From: Michael M	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10072

RR, re. quiet day for IOM and your enthusiasm for 'net stocks: recommend you peruse my # 2155. God knows, I'd hate to see you lose all your money.....(_o_) Results and comments from Intel, Apple, Compaq and others today bode well for all serious players in Q4. FYI, IOM is a v. serious player. Q3 looks more like (.02) to me (absent Nomai charge). If IOM beats (.05), look out. I believe Sierk has done the grunt work KE ignored and the 'street' will applaud. 100%+ by Comdex a real possibility. Don't bother responding. Comments from D. Smith and other well-informed, sane bulls and bears, however, are always welcome.

To: Rocky Reid who wrote (2205)	10/14/1998 6:06:00 PM
From: David S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10072

Rock-goblin, You peese me off again do-do breath, just when I went to find Exitleft's so-called vulgar and offensive post I was denied the pleasure. I find you vulgar and offensive in general, as well as specifically, so why don't you zip it up Rocko and remove yourself! By the way, just to make you happy I bought some more IOM today. Can't wait to buy some at 2 and 1/2 like you predict. Indeed I think the bargains out there in the small caps are just incredible. Collateral damage from the last few months of market panic. Bought some Interactive Magic (IMGK) with internet multiplayer gaming, at half the recent IPO price, and some Vysis, Inc. (VYSI) an biotech with a monopoly on a fluorescent gene probe market, at one third the IPO price in February, what steals. Usually this only happens between Christmas and New Year's, my favorite buying period. All the indications show that Zip has become the only superfloppy standard, the NEC and Verbatim news only confirm that. Once Clik hits, we will be off to the races again. Rocky-in-a-bubble-bath-babe, stick a zip in your zap and tap it. That is, tap dance your way to an exit left, the hook is coming. Regrets, David S.