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To: Elliot Puritz who wrote (2917)	12/3/1998 9:21:00 PM
From: jackhach	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13797

Elliot, For what it is worth. I've been actively buying from 35 to 65 cents. I've DCA'd most of my client's down to a cost basis that actually would make it possible for a few of them to make a profit on anything above a buck. Although, I have one or two that are need a bit more then that. I have another two or three that have made their first purchases at 35 to 45 cents and are actually sitting on profits - if you can believe it... This company is going to survive -- plain and simple, for the same dumb reasons we have been preaching on this thread for too long awhile now -- 1)EB is solid and finally ready, 2) The client list is long & diversified, and then we got the factor of 3)Continued industry consolidation. I'll admit the stock is still a risk, however, a reasonably calculated one. The company is actually in a better position fundamentally then it was when Tanna was sent packing. Six months ago we had five or six easy to ID problems, today we have two or maybe three. As always, just one man's thoughts! -JH