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To: Stocker who wrote (984)	1/13/1999 4:58:00 PM
From: AGORA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2453

Stocker, you are completely correct that others are performing better at this time. That is why most of us here have diversified into other holdings. In fact (coincidence that you mention ATY) if you check our earlier posts, you will see AGORA went on record as acquiring ATY at $12.00, even though it continued it's fall to 11.25. Posters at ATY thought we were nuts but we believed in the fundamentals and that market price would catch up...today $18.50 and the rest is history. Go check it out. Today, we are faced with the same thing here at YF. Low prices, no momentum and low investor morale. Nonetheless, we still believe in YF fundamentals. Whether it moves 50% in a couple of months (like ATY), remains to be seen. Nonetheless, we are willing to hold it until there is a change in fundamentals. More than likely, YF will continue going about it's business and steadily growing. Continued success with your investments. Please go and read the ATY post, posted by another investor, which announced our acquisition in ATY (shouldn't be too hard as ATY only sank to low $11 range for only a couple of days) and then let us know what you think. To date, we sold our trading position but held our core position. Regards, AGORA agoracorp.com

To: Stocker who wrote (984)	1/13/1999 5:00:00 PM
From: Graham Dellaire	Respond to of 2453

Maybe managment feels like they would be wasting good news coverage in the downdrafts we have seen. I am disapointed with the performance for sure. Although it is debatable whether fundamentals have changed the sentiment sure as hell has... and that dictates where the stock is short term. Hope it climbs back out o' the abyss as much as anyone. Graham

To: Stocker who wrote (984)	1/13/1999 5:21:00 PM
From: telecomguy	Respond to of 2453

<"I still believe they can do a good job managing the company, but they've sure shown they can't manage their share price. Gotta do that too these days. Look at AMZN, MSFT, or ATY for good examples."> You've got to be joking Stocker! Do you think Amazon, MSFT or ATY "managed" their stock prices to where they are today?!? I am sorry to hear that you've lost money with YF. And I do want to hear any info - especially negative. After all, I've got lot of my money into this company. But please -- let's stick to fundamental information. I am not as interested in hearing how the technicals are trending down for example or unfounded speculation about accounting irregularities or vague assessment of mgmt competence. I am happy to let the Serruya's manage the business and not spend his time hyping the company to help out Daytraders & short term players only to see the price collapse due to lack of earnings. If you are day trader - then fine - I understand why you would want them to promote their stock. But if you are fundamental/long term trader, I rather he spend time managing the business & only appear publicly for major news/announcements (as he has in the past). The fact that they are quite doesn't necessarily mean because they are not doing anything - quite the contrary - I am sure they are doing lot of boardroom strategizing to figure how to corral EPie without damaging their quarry........... Buy on fundamentals and sell on positive news. Don't wait till the good news comes out - you will miss lot of gains by that time!