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To: Paul A who wrote (8288)	10/15/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: Stuart C Hall	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 16960

And another thing..... ;-) Any thoughts as to how we will do when (if?) TDFX hits the 16-24 range? I think this was the entry point for the majority of our current longs who have suffered quite a bit. I predict without substantial OEM wins and a concrete roadmap once we hit close to the entry points of these suffering longs there will be a huge retail selloff. Ballard better understand this or TDFX investors will never make a dime. I may be taking the short term tunnel vision view but without an OEM in hand and a viable TDFX technology roadmap if I can get within 10-20% of my entry point I will seriously consider heading for safer waters. My initial reasons for investing in TDFX are still there, great technology and (ahem!) execution. My biggest lesson as an investor is that in this market (graphics) no one knows what is going to happen next. Thoughts on the small investor impact should we hit $16 or more a share? Regards, Stuart