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To: Larry Brubaker who wrote (6790)	1/6/1999 9:23:00 AM
From: FMK	Respond to of 27311

Back to "shipping in earnest". To me that implies volume shipments that customers are paying for. It comes close to "distributing these amazing batteries".. Where have I heard those words before? When Paul Kangas asked about specific stocks Don Wolanchuk replied: "...And Valence Technology, the next generation battery technology, is around $4. Once this company starts distributing these amazing batteries,....you're looking at a $50, $60, $100 stock." But what does he know, He's won countless awards and been guest market monitor on the Nightly business report numerous times- I wonder why they keep inviting him back?

To: Larry Brubaker who wrote (6790)	1/6/1999 10:03:00 PM
From: wm sharp	Respond to of 27311

Larry - I like your prediction of a 3-bagger by year end. Most people, myself included, would be very pleased with that gain over that time frame. Since it's your prediction, please consider putting some $$ on it, and let's watch the story unfold...quietly. You've no doubt done your research and, at some point, the bottom fishing must come to an end - even for the psychics among us. Just do me one favor, please: Don't do what this noway character and others on the Yahoo thread have been doing, namely trashing the stock to find an entry point, then hyping the stock to find an exit point. There are plenty of wounded long-term 'investors' (I use this term in a literal sense, so it doesn't apply to Red Chip's activities) who are growing weary of this syndrome. Lev Dawson was advertising for Production Supervisors last August. Call me quirky, but I think he was planning to use them to supervise production. I have copies of the job announcements if you need them. Now, the company is producing, and you've made a 3-bagger prediction. Let's watch the progress as true investors, shall we?