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To: dave galloway who wrote (2220)	11/18/1998 9:48:00 AM
From: S-Choir	Respond to of 2544

Don't sell yourself short. I like the common sense approach. I don't believe anyone truly understands the market. The market is often driven by emotions which are inevitably irrational. The ones who truly "understand" the market are on the inside. From what I can tell by looking at the balance sheet, earnings etc. BDLS looks pretty good, but what also counts is the perception of the company for the future. Primary example are stocks like Yahoo - big bucks and small earnings. NCDI, though no earnings, is at a higher price and is more stable (stock price). I think people like the IBM alliance (as it is perceived) as opposed to BDLS' alliance which as perceived as being ambiguous (i.e. what is IBM buying from BDLS - I don't know). Just my thoughts, Regards- S-choir