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To: Robert Sheldon who wrote (858)	1/29/1999 8:40:00 AM
From: JakeStraw	Respond to of 2702

I agree that VARL has great growth propects. This could be one dynamite stock to own in '99!!

To: Robert Sheldon who wrote (858)	1/29/1999 3:40:00 PM
From: JakeStraw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2702

Outlook For Rocky Mountain-Based Tech Stocks Focus Of Denver Forum For Individual Investors Feb. 6 DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 29, 1999--Growth and technology companies, particularly among Rocky Mountain region-based companies, are on deck to be analyzed and discussed at the first Denver Informed Investors New Economy Stocks Forum on Saturday morning Feb. 6 at the Denver City Center Marriott. ''This is an opportunity for Denver-area investors to get professional insight on local companies,'' said Tim Quast, President and Chief Operating Officer of Sacramento-based Informed Investors Forum, organizer of the Forum. ''Attendees will hear directly from executives of at least two local companies -- Vari-L Co. (Nasdaq:VARL - news) and QualMark (Nasdaq:QMRK - news) -- plus get perspective from two prominent local financial figures.'' Andrew Drol, technology analyst at Neidiger, Tucker, Bruner, Inc., (NTB), and Christianna Wood, portfolio manager of the Westcore Mid-Cap Opportunity Funds, are the keynote speakers. All presentations will be followed by a question and answer period. Drol will touch upon several companies followed by NTB research, including two that currently carry strong buy ratings -- Rocky Mountain Internet (Nasdaq:RMII - news) and ACTV, Inc. (Nasdaq:IATV - news). The firm has buy ratings on several other companies including local companies Dii Group (Nasdaq:DIIG - news) and Vari-L . Wood will discuss the valuation differences for small/mid-capitalization stocks vs. large-capitalization stocks. She will explain why opportunities for appreciation in smaller company stocks currently appear greater than in bigger companies. Several Denver-area stocks, including, Storage Technology (NYSE:STK - news), are among the holdings in the fund she manages. The Forum will run from 8:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.. Cost to attend, which includes continental breakfast, is $20 prepaid, and $30 at the door. Audio tapes of the entire Forum are available for $28.95. Call 800-992-4683 to register, order tapes or for more information. For updates, visit informedinvestors.com. Also, the entire Forum will be audiostreamed both live and archived by Vcall Company. For details on how to access the streaming, access Vcall's website at vcall.com. Later in February, Informed Investors is hosting a ''Surgical Advances'' stocks Forum on Saturday morning, Feb. 13 in Los Angeles and an Internet Forum on Wednesday, Feb. 17 in San Jose. Details and updates on these Forums and Informed Investors' schedule for first half of 1999 are at Informed Investors' website. Since 1993, Informed Investors has featured scores of quality companies and industry experts at its Forums. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Contact: Informed Investors Steve Chanecka or Tim Quast, 916/448-8222 or 800/992-4683