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To: brodway who wrote (688)	11/10/1998 6:07:00 AM
From: Brian K. Winchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 770

Quarter looks good .. ( better than we thought ) . Will be intersting to hear the Call this am . BKW

To: brodway who wrote (688)	11/11/1998 6:26:00 AM
From: Mason Barge	Respond to of 770

<<I guess someone has got to hear my frustration>> Can I borrow this for my new song I'm writing, "The Value Investor's Lament"? I tell you what will get this penny stock noticed. They need to show solid earnings growth for a few quarters and then declare a $.05 dividend. Stocks that pay dividends are investments in and of themselves. Stocks that don't are just popularity contests.

To: brodway who wrote (688)	11/11/1998 7:24:00 AM
From: Ken Z	Respond to of 770

I liked the report. It was not a blowout, but showed improvement. As I mentioned in my earlier post. The business looks like it's a viable enterprise. My comment on the buying and selling was made because of the conditions that put this company where it currently is. The stock price fell off the cliff. There may have been significant holders (investors or institutions) that were caught in this thing when it tanked. My concern is that they are looking for any recovery to get out (still trying to minimize losses). People get emotional about these things and may be just plain pissed. Don't get me wrong, I believe the stock will trade at $10.00, but not in a blink. I personally like what the company has done. I think they have learned some valuable lessons about operating a business. The numbers are now telling me that they will survive. If you compare their numbers with competitors and other businesses in similar markets (particularly the the price-per-share over the revenue-per-share) it appears that they are WAY under-priced. A $10 price target is not unreasonable in this case. I remain long on DSYS. Go DSYS! Good luck brodway.