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To: Sam Lee who wrote (35986)	1/14/1999
From: sandstuff	Respond to of 50264

Does anybody know if Paul and Coffee-Pot are short DGIV? Most of us here are long and so we have a vested interest...but what about the continued posting of Paul and Coffee-Pot? Seems like a waste of time unless they are short. Plus, I don't see them changing anybody's mind. Judging from the recent charts, quite the opposite is happening.

To: Sam Lee who wrote (35986)	1/14/1999 7:15:00 AM
From: Ronaldo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

Sam: My visit to Spain was related to a young and rapidly growing telco <ggg>, not a vacation. I learnt a few things about this Co, its management and the industry.... I always thought that the telecommunications industry are these gigantic monoliths. I discovered it is like many other industries, with lots of people/Co's making money in lots of ways. I discovered that not everybody in this industry has to have super furniture to impress upon a Jane or super offices to impress on a Paul. Many people in this industry make fortunes with one small telephone and knowing "whom, how, where and when". IMO a Teltek, with backing from industry and politics in Taiwn, (see Dolfans posts and my post to this effect) is a business generator. Teltek answers the question "WHOM". Digitcom , in this deal, answers the question "HOW", and both together are answering the question "WHEN" as now. To the question "WHERE" they are saying first in the USA, then China. It is clear to me that business is not conducted in the same way -I mean with the same "rituals"- in China as in the USA. It is also clear to me that Digitcom has know-how in various fields. #50