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To: Rich Investor who wrote (4212)	1/3/1999 11:29:00 PM
From: kidl	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 37507

Long weekend summary of SI posts: FRIDAY: Chief posts January sell off idea Kris tops it off with Q4 sales and profit concerns Not much reaction from hang-over plagued threadsters SATURDAY: Threadsters recover, read and predict return to $2 level SUNDAY: Positive thinkers now fully recovered predict $ 30 - 50 range (NASDAQ), short term $ 6 - 7.50 Chief implies near term $ 3.50 bottom. Kris still playing devil's advocate After a hundred posts we are back where we started Thursday; ergo, none of us have to faintest idea what to expect. If only SI would charge for each post. Bet of luck to all fellow shareholders kidl

To: Rich Investor who wrote (4212)	1/4/1999 8:21:00 AM
From: the Chief	Respond to of 37507

P.S. The first floor is definitely NOT $3.50 and the Chief knows this as his previous posts on this subject seem to indicate. Excuse my bullishness for a moment. But I think "if" the foundation is solid...as stated then $3.50 is an acceptable number. However, as you point out, the foundation numbers have not come in! If there is a chance that the Q4 numbers are "out to lunch" than not only will the "contractors leave the site", but they will demolish the foundation before they leave!! In which case your hopes of $50US will be equally invalid as well. So I restate $3.50 based on that premise. Of course my presumptions/predictions "stand" on the requirement of a viable company! the Chief