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To: grw5 who wrote (11691)	11/26/1998 11:37:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

George, You've been through this before (g) I find no fault in what you have to say.

To: grw5 who wrote (11691)	11/27/1998 1:38:00 AM
From: James Harold Alton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

George, Your welcome to your own opinions, but it is my personal belief that the cert. call is a very good idea and I cannot understand why you do not support it. IMO, the more we reduce the ability of the shorts to hurt us, the better off we are. If we can also force them to cover and run our price up, all the better for all of us and DCI. If we should spike much above $10 on a short cover, then I think that it would be prudent for DCI shareholders to move some shares and you don't need level 2 to see that the price is at this level. An excessively high spike that could not be sustained, would be a wonderful thing for the shorters to reposition from and DCI shareholders with cash in their accounts if the shorters did try to take us back down, would be in a good position to help themselves, the stock and make life generally miserable for the shorters trying to tank the share price. I never said that I expected a 20X spike in DCTC from a short cover, if you reread my post I was only responding to the information that had been posted that talked about 20X spikes not being uncommon in a short squeeze. If you go back through my posts, I have always stated that I preferred to see a gradual rise as those gains tended to be more lasting. James