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To: Jeffrey Spierman who wrote (5206)	1/29/1999 9:41:00 PM
From: GerryMiles	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

Remember the words of Jim Melcher: Wave deserves a billion dollar valuation once they get a clear-cut tier one OEM commitment to ship. Let me do the math 30mm*33=1b(close:)Add internet hype, people looking for the next Ebay, and the "potential" revenue##s-----40-50 points.

To: Jeffrey Spierman who wrote (5206)	1/30/1999 1:00:00 AM
From: Trippi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

Jeffrey: Three maybe four words -- re-read all of GerryMiles recent posts -- because the 3 or 4 words are (depending on how you count) GerryMiles IS RIGHT. One of the things that is interesting about here and the RB board is that some have been in this stock so long and watched it trade back and forth between a different one point range for months and months -- its almost like they can't see or really believe those days are done -- The big dogs want this now -- those days are gone -- relisting is in the bag -- The grand accumulator is accumulating. The Nasdaq is readying the red carpet -- the OEM's are sitting in the orchestra section -- and the internuts haven't even found out we are playing yet. The tour will be a sell-out -- and the tour will be televised (at least on CNBC) <g> All the time you have spent on this one is about to be rewarded -- there will undoubtably be bumps along the way -- but listen to GerryMiles' advice and hold your shares tight. The full ride may take 5 years to complete -- but a lot of people will get off prematurely in my view. Trippi