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To: flickerful who wrote (4642)	1/23/1999 3:26:00 PM
From: Michael Olds	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17679

Spoken like a true lawyer. Elsewhere, thanks for the hint about using the back button. I also found that it is not too inconvenient to use my word processing program and copy it to the respond box. Best Wishes, MO

To: flickerful who wrote (4642)	1/23/1999 4:04:00 PM
From: Hal Campbell	Respond to of 17679

you were right again, Shamus...I couldn't hibernate for long. AXC is just too interesting ( besides it is 64 here today- winter must be over). MMs.Just as a sports gambler can either, in the short run, benefit or suffer from a fixed game .....depends on which side of the game he is on..... same goes for investors and MMs. I guess the key is to never simply allow price action to determine a decision - and when you have decided to buy or sell.... be a little patient. If the stock is a long term buy , take advantage of dips, artificial or otherwise. Wait for them. If you have decided it is a sell, wait for surges. The moment anyone finally decides to buy or sell a stock is so very rarely the exact moment of an alltime high or low.If you have decided to sell you can almost always sell it a little higher. If to buy, almost always at least a little lower. And particularly in microcaps, those small differences can make a mighty difference in final percentage returns. ( Now if I would only follow my own advice...lol. I have chased a stock or two, that's for sure). Most all internet related stocks, even the most absurdly valued, have brisk top line growth in common. So in this year, that becomes AXC's primary chore. To work their way into the 4s by year's end ( or much higher if all breaks well ) they just about have to finally start showing either real revenue growth, or alliances and deals that give reliable promise of that growth to come. Many on both SI and Yahoo have said that, and in my opinion,they are absolutely correct. This probably will not be the quarter that happens. But I sure hope that it happens in some quarter this year. PS Al please post your musical octopus joke. Very funny.