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To: steven Probst who wrote (633)	2/19/1999 5:42:00 PM
From: Joe Dancy	Respond to of 696

No idea Steve. Go to Bollinger's site at equitytrader.com - 25 day money flow still strong into stock - BIOI is fifth best with a buy fuzzy logic reading - and the sector is a buy fuzzy logic. One bad thing here - for margin players I think that below $3 most firms will not lend against the stock - which may cause pressure. Consider this a buying opportunity. Joe

To: steven Probst who wrote (633)	2/22/1999 3:02:00 PM
From: Joe Dancy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 696

If you think I was overstating Al Frank's case, get a load of this: The Prudent Speculator (TPS) is the top performing investment newsletter in terms of total return for the eight years ending 12/31/98 according to the independent Hulbert Financial Digest (HFD). TPS is the only investment advisory service ranked in the top five for each for each of the four periods (5, 8, 10 and 15 years) regularly featured in HFD. The Prudent Speculator Portfolio, Al Frank's actual, real-time margined portfolio gained a total return of 93.79 % for 1995, added another 57.03% in 1996, and returned 50.96% in 1997. Despite a difficult year for value-oriented, small cap stocks, this portfolio gained 3.45% in 1998. But Al focuses on deeply undervalued stocks and widely diversified portfolios for their long-term capital gains. His average holding period is 7.04 years. ** Is this guy a buy and hold value oriented growth investor or what? Glad he likes BIOI. Also, BIOI adopted a shareholder rights plan last week. Joe