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To: tfk who wrote (25835)	4/18/1999 7:36:00 PM
From: The Swordsman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

TFK, You're absolutely right about DD. It's a tactic that has worked for DD on many threads. He really wants to get the price down so that he and whoever is working it with him can buy cheap and sell into the news that they too also know that is coming. My previous post however, needs to be kept in perspective. My continuing trouble the glossing over of the comp that was recklessly grabbed by Mr. Gordon at the enormous expense of the little shareholder needs to be addressed. It should be reversed. Reversed until at least some major milestones are achieved by this new plan and current effort. What was done by this CEO is unforgivable no matter how many ways til Sunday you'd like to explain it. In closing, please don't interpret my statements of *fact* about these issues induce you or anyone for that matter to sell your shares. I for one happen to believe that Craig Goodstadt put in plainly when he, and I also in previous posts, acknowledged that you're not buying a $40, or even a $5 dollar stock here. The chances for a great reward are real and timely. It is definitely not the time to sell. However, this still does not mitigate much less forgive Mr. Gordon's obscene actions in taking from the shareholders what he did to line his personal pockets last year. He needs to reverse or at the very least suspend these transactions for the good of the company. Sword.Com