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To: n.p. who wrote (1748)	5/6/1999 11:11:00 PM
From: Montana Wildhack	Respond to of 14101

n.p., I like your target of beating $4.25 tomorrow. Todays trading was a long string of small trades with two 20,000+ jabs and a few 5,000 blocks here and there - the rest was smaller trades generally 1,000 or less. It backed off a $3.60 wall early and the next time it saw the $3.60 it chewed right through (29,000 shares). There was a $3.95 offer up a few times. I'd like to try and make a list of the announcements we can expect in 1999 for Pennsaid (as taken from the interview): 1 The marketing agreement with a major company - May 2 The US approval - Jul-Aug? 3 The British approval - Jul-Aug? 4 The British agreement with a major company - Jul-Aug? 5 The NASDAQ listing - Oct? 6 The NASDAQ related public offering - Oct? 7 The Canadian approval - after Aug? A new joint venture for a male pattern baldness product? A further investment in OXO Chemie? Approval in a third European country? WF10 phase 3 news? What product 4 is? And all those television commercials! Didn't Peter say the US partner would be someone we all know? So maybe more of a household name. Good luck everyone.

To: n.p. who wrote (1748)	5/7/1999 9:53:00 AM
From: jef saunders	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

N.P. i've had a few shares for years, bought a few thousand at $2.20 last may, and a few thousand more at .95 then i sold them all at $2.12 to play a run-up in microsoft, worked very well. i had a buy order in at $2.05 last week that didn't get filled, and i ended up buying my shares back at $2.43 and $2.51 yesterday, with some more money on the way. so the buyback didn't work so well, i was calling and checking the price 5 times a day the last week, not wanting to miss out on the announcement. i was feeling really bad without my shares. now i'm going to hold these for next few years... 5000 shares should easily turn into $100,000 in a few years, right? Jeff S.