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To: Francois Goelo who wrote (738)	3/11/1999 12:03:00 PM
From: Lennart Steiner	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2513

To make an investment decision based upon a chart analysis of a OTC BB company as DCHT in an upcoming future market is IMO not the appropriate way. Don't forget any charts are strictly based upon the past and are therefor by definition not the right tool to give you an outlook in a future which will be entirely different from the past. That does not mean that I despite chart analysis in general. For well established companies with steady cash flows in mature markets it is certainly an appropriate way to be part of your DD. BTW do you include price movements on volumes of 100 shares as of today so far in your TA??? P.s.: Just for the record: after I posted this message initially the volume "jumped" to 11,000 shares

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (738)	3/11/1999 12:42:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Respond to of 2513

I disagree with your conclusive analysis that DCHT is in a severe down trend. Properly interpreted T/A would as easily and correctly conclude that the short term trend is sideways, the intermediate trend is sideways and the long term trend is inconclusive because you have not supplied enough data in the chart you displayed. You have losses because you bought the stock for the wrong reasons. This is not a stock that people should buy thinking that they are going to make the big short money. In general that is a loser's mentality. Successful trading and buying non reporting otc bulletin stocks don't have a lot in common. DCH Technology is a high tech start up. They are by their otc status wrought with high risk and should only be bought by accredited investors with a high risk tolerance. You apparently are neither. If you want to blame my report for your trading losses you should re-examine the reasons why you bought AND SOLD the stock in the first place. Additionally, the stock was featured at 27/32 initially and the run up on the Horida announcement was just a blip in the long term picture. The disclaimer on the bottom of the report states clearly; The investments discussed or recommended in this report may be unsuitable for investors depending on their specific investment objectives and financial position. Do not use this report as the basis for an investment in DCHT. Nothing herein shall be construed as investment advice. Statements contained herein are made as opinions and are not endorsed by the company. Nothing to the contrary is implied or intended. In the opinion of RAM, only accredited investors who have the financial capability to withstand the entire loss of their investment should consider trading in or investing in OTC BB securities. RAM assumes no liability from the unauthorized posting or reprinting or downloading of this report to or from any electronic or Internet related forum. Additionally, the Silicon Investor rules of which you have already agreed by virtue of your posting priveldges state clearly that you should do your homework, and that you are solely responsible for actions you take based on things you read on their websites. Finally, you really need to stop crying publicly about your alleged losses. Your need to quote SirAlexx and DrHarvey to the public every time you whine is a distracting you from getting to root of your problem; you made a mistake. Whether or not people care whether I inspired the writings of those former members or whether I wrote them myself have no bearing on what you did. There will soon be a web site www.RAMCapitalManagement.com that will contain the latest reports and links relevant to DCHT and other projects I am working. it won't be interactive and you'll just have to talkto yourself at that point, but for the DCHT faithful, that is going to be the place to get information, supplementing the official DCH website which is currently undergoing an overhaul and will soon be truly interactive. I don't wish to take up any more board space battling the same personalities under new screen names who want only to rehash the past and blame others for their lot in life. Looking back is a loser's mentality and investing in high tech startups is not for everyone. Be careful about how far you go in your negative rantings as anything you say can be used against you in court by people who may claim that you scared them out of their investment, just before it took off. The upcoming conferences in April should change the perception that people have of DCH as just a sensor company; which by itself has already been projected to return $105 milion in revenue over the next 5 years and $ 26 million in profits. I intend to still be involved with this stock 5 years from now. That is, in my opinion,the only way to look at an investment such as this. My disclaimer will follow on the next post.

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (738)	3/11/1999 11:57:00 PM
From: don denson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2513

Francois: I feel for you. First thing is you've got to move on. Either get into investments in markets you are more accustomed to, or use this experience to promote your self-education. If it makes any difference to you, I dropped 60K$ in one issue (which I thought I covered sufficiently with my DD). In the end, the underwriter went bankrupt and the co failed (an outside effect- that could not have been known by the best of DD). I learned from that one. It didn't blast me out of the OTC. Gee, maybe I didn't learn after all?? Nah, I fully intend to find that one great hidden nugget one of these days. Let's press on......