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To: Q. who wrote (2024)	12/2/1998 8:15:00 PM
From: Troy Shaw	Respond to of 2506

Does management at WAVO have a clue? First they do a floorless convertible jobby to raise cash. Then their stock price falls and they announce a stock buy back. (If they had money for a buy back how come they did the convertible?) Now, they say they "may look to investors in early 1999 to infuse cash into the Phoenix data broadcasting company." <<WAVEPHORE INC may look to investors in early 1999 to infuse cash into the Phoenix data broadcasting company, Chief Executive David Deeds told CNBC Wednesday. "Our cash position at the moment is in good shape. ... If the revenues come in the fashion we expect, there's a chance we'll be looking at the investment community in the first half of next year," Deeds said. Interest in WavePhore has increased since it announced earlier that it agreed to use Wave Systems' Embassy commerce content metering and payment system. The transaction allows WavePhore to charge users for certain services - essentially an commerce channel. (Dow Jones) >>

To: Q. who wrote (2024)	12/3/1998 2:58:00 AM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 2506

John, check out the CCSI thread for a detailed account of your wicked, wicked ways. You are such a naughty boy according to all the Yahoos.