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To: thomas a. burke who wrote (2681)	2/2/1999 7:59:00 AM
From: Bob Crawford	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4650

Excellant post Tom! If Elio had any source for his opinions, I'm sure he would share them. I think it is all hype, with no support for the opinions. Happy Investing Bob Crawford

To: thomas a. burke who wrote (2681)	2/2/1999 8:53:00 AM
From: Chris O'Keefe	Respond to of 4650

Hello all, Just a lurker, sometimes poster, here. I'd like to chime in with my 2-cents. First of all, I don't currently own shares of ADOT and second of all, this is my opinion only: 1.) For ADOT to make it to .75, $1 or beyond, there needs to be substantial, positive news. My advice: Wait for the news! Read it, assimilate it, reflect on it, whatever, and decide if ADOT is going higher. Then buy at that time. If you think, "But if I buy now, I get a huge head start on everybody else and a far greater percentage gain then if I wait." I agree with you there, but please consider what will happen if news doesn't come out or is not as earthshaking as your imagination tells you it will be. Risks are involved wherever you go in the market, right? That's all I'm saying. 2.) The current ask for ADOT is .14--let's assume you buy shares at that price. If the price continues to go up (which it just might on account of adrenaline and excitement of news), you may find that you're staring at exit prices of .15, .16, .17, and up. My advice: consider putting a stop loss order in at .14. That way you don't lose your shirt if something happens. Believe me, if ADOT is selling at .20 and 10 minutes later is selling at .14, it's not a "dip." Something has seriously changed in the momentum at that point and I know how hard it is to get in touch with a broker by phone during those crucial moments. Chris