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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (15923)	12/1/1998 1:14:00 PM
From: Andrew Vance	Respond to of 17305

AV--Funny thing is that I would consider the Nathan's meal a gourmet meal fit for a king. Its been a while since I had their dogs and fries. Killer stuff you can only get in NY. You still didn't answer which format was the best (or I did not comprehend which one<GGG>) My guess is the HTML but the PDF does the same for me. Now for a toughie. I had a good group of people accepting the newsletter which resulted in a good turn out of subscribers. However, those that did not choose to subscribe have been left hanging on a few issues. Since we did speak about a few items during the trial period, I think it might be appropriate to share the following message I just sent out to the subscribers so as not to leave the non subscribers "in a lurch". In RadarView Vol 2-18 we spoke about WAVO at close to 6-1/2 and then published the WAVX-WAVO news release last night for your information. WAVX and WAVO made a great run today and I cannot afford to wait until tomorrow's newsletter to comment. I took the money and ran today at $15 and at 13-3/4 for huge profits. I would suggest that anyone that has invested either at the open today or at the earlier discussions, seriously consider going to the sidelines. This has the makings of a "train wreck" stock just like the ones I highlight to you each day. The volume is obnxoious and the "Internet Herd" is attacking this stock with a vengeance. Every single rule of thumb that I follow strongly told me to "vacate the premises", which I did. Every subscriber should be aware that you are on your own from this point on in time relative to WAVO. The CEO may be appearing on CNBC tomorrow. I would think that WAVO has peaked and has only one place to go-DOWN. I am not going to risk it. Also, considering how far WAVX has gone today and over the past few days, greed shouls not get the better of any of the investors. Take the money and run away with a smile. Ya done good<GG> and it was easy money. Take it, be done with it, wait for a retracement, and then conisder putting just the profits back to work. FWIW- I might venture into short territory on WAVO. Close scrutiny of the S-1 SEC filing may bring to light a few interesting items. Andrew