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To: BTS who wrote (15205)	1/19/1999 3:34:00 PM
From: The Swordsman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

While we are fully aware that people day trade tsig for the fast point or two and that that is the way that the market works, I cannot help but begin to wonder if the activity seen here today is something else. How many shares are truly outstanding and is it possible for those in the know to continually sell into the news. When did they buy and how long before the selling stops. Ordinarily selling is part of the equation, but when you look back on all the recent PR's and relative sureity that earnings are around the corner, anyone with positions as large as those being vacated must have some semblance of an understanding as to the near future earnings. Because of this my comments are driven by the feeling that there's another game afoot. Whether it be by insiders who are in full knowledge of PR timing, or those that have an interest in the share price being down at a prescribed point in time. Please, someone out there calm my fears and give us all as rational explanation of the large block sales in the face of such good and continuous good news. Not like there was only one piece of news. Someone, please, sword