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To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (38924)	2/12/1999 5:56:00 PM
From: Don Dorsey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50808

Why don't you give us your analysis.

To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (38924)	2/12/1999 6:26:00 PM
From: DiViT	Respond to of 50808

Analysis? Why not comment on the intraday? Who was that masked man? quote.yahoo.com Try this subject: C-CUBE - For Technical and Option Investors Subject 16182 it was started some time ago by those interested in analysis of Cube stock. This thread we're on, has been about all things related to Digital Video (albeit with a Cube slant) for years.

To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (38924)	2/12/1999 6:49:00 PM
From: Bob Strickland	Respond to of 50808

Short interest is close to a two year low. Don't blame this one of the shorts. That HUGE potential you are referring to has to equate to REAL top line revenue growth. 4% year-to-year just does not cut it for Wall Street. Hmmm. C-Cube fell 30% after reporting earnings that met estimates. What would have happened if they would have missed estimates by a penny or two? $15??? I'm not sure were Balkanski is going with this, but he better wake up and realize that his company is not private and that he has a responsibility to shareholders to deliver value. That may mean a sale or a spin-off. I'm tired of seeing these lame attempts to prop the stock by Cube's CFOs (past and present) when the stock starts to tank. If digital video is here and promises HUGE growth potential, then why is C-Cube's stock in the pits?