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To: Susan Hickman who wrote (6030)	4/28/1999 8:47:00 AM
From: Rande Is	Respond to of 57584

Susan, Sorry. . .I'm not following warrants on TPEG. . have too many left over warrants in other companies. . . they move too quickly for my equipment. As for whether it is a value at the current price. . .you must ask yourself if you are willing to pay the strike price at the date they become available. . . and that asks the question of the company's ability to increase shareholder value by that time. . . so you either believe that they will or will not be able to do that in the period before warrants are called, then bet accordingly. That is for long-term. . . as a near-term, it is a very risky swing trade, since it moves so quickly. . . I have two groups of TPEG. . .that which I bought to hold long, and that which I bought as a swing trade. . . so I have strong hands and weak hands. . . I buy the dips and sell the peaks. . .and I hold long and strong. Would like to see TPEG common hit 4.75 and consolidate until company has time to raise sufficient capital to make some great investments. Rande Is