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To: Scott R who wrote (2346)	2/11/1999 10:50:00 AM
From: chris431	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 18366

As I stated in my previous post, Lanier is important. But the current contract is not enough to make the stock continue "beyond" where it is presently. We have known of the Lanier contract for a long time....as such, if the Lanier contract is as important as you state (in regards to moving the stock price) then the stock price would have moved long ago. Rather, the stock is moving on hype and speculation. Speculation and hype are not "common sense"....they are hype and speculation (aka guessing). And no, current deals do not mean that more are in place. I find it interesting you use "common sense" yet do not at all attack the very facts that we do know (all Intel wants is 100 units and Lucent is not in any firm position at the moment). Common sense dictates that if I was wrong, you would easily be able to counter my claims instead of skirting the issue and speculating. Chris