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To: Tickertype who wrote (8840)	3/2/1999 8:43:00 PM
From: Rich Wolf	Respond to of 27311

Ticker, yes, by the definition of 'insider' which I posted earlier, the earlier VP appointments resulted in them becoming 'insiders.' At that time, there were SEC filings for them as well, even though no options were being exercised at the time (click on 'insider' from the yahoo thread, their listings seem to have more than the free part of 'insidertrader,' sometimes). According to a post hot off the yahoo thread, this 'Roy Wright' might be ex-CEO of IWERKS. From yahoo: " Roy A. Wright was the former CEO of IWERKS, coming in, if memory serves, as a turn-around guy. He left a year ago or so for a start-up. If this is the Roy Wright coming to Valence, he'd be quite a catch... "

To: Tickertype who wrote (8840)	3/3/1999 12:24:00 AM
From: MGV	Respond to of 27311

This thread compares to a soap opera and the most frequent posters to bored housewives who gossip pointless details to death while the world passes them by outside their awareness. Nothing changes here. The "crackerjack" technical hobbyist's calls for breakouts to 8 and 9 and upward are predictably silent. The big topic of the day is whether a CFO has been named yet. A poster who raises common sense questions is rebuked for asking questions (Where are the analyst opinions?). It would do alot of good for some if not all of you to get away from the stock for a couple of weeks. You might gain some valuable perspective. Even one of you who manages finally to invest (relatively late to the game) in a company that is truly executing can't contain his emotions and talks of selling his long position to short the company that preannounces that it will beat consensus estimates by 0.14 to 0.19. It never ceases to amaze me how ill-prepared are at least some of the faceless competition in the zero-sum game of investing.