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To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (12777)	12/14/1998 9:44:00 PM
From: valuehunter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

To all -- I haven't been investing in stocks ALL that long and never before in a BB issue. It seems to me that a 29/32 swing on a $3.50 stock is HUGE. From anyone's experience w/ BB stocks, can this type of thing be anticipated to happen again in the future before a NAZ/AMEX listing or other big news? Does this show the mm manipulation or verify a humongous short position or both? Does the very slow start to trading tend to portend a drastic price fall following it or could it just as well have meant a big up day? thanks...............V

To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (12777)	12/14/1998 9:45:00 PM
From: sillen	Respond to of 19331

And with unlimited access to a next-generation network (see link) it is time to ramp up those minutes. We have enough bandwidth to sign up Spain if we want to. Bring it on! I can't imagine they would be happy with a minority position for very long especially if we see some kind of major deal signed in Spain. I think you are right about IXC absorbing DCI if we can sign some contract(s) in Europe. Don't forget the Europeans like to use prepaid phonecards to a much larger extent than the U.S. The more I read about IXC the more I like this deal. Higher margins (more customers and more minutes = higher margins) as well as scaleability (DCI can now take on larger contracts without worrying about capital expenses) will increase the cash flow. A major step for DCI and the deal with IXC certainly validates DCI as one of the new multi-service communications companies out there. Now we just have to get off this "rump-shaking" market and onto the "Wienerwalzing" market of AMEX/NASDAQ. Next-generation network: internetnews.com Later Sillen