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To: LT who wrote (3261)	5/7/1999 10:28:00 AM
From: Charles Broderick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

The Dogs are barking in the street and everyone is slowly waking up to what is going on with MUCP!!! My guess is there is a flood of buy orders in the pipeline, but big action too quick is not wanted....wait till the bulls start taking over...3 here we come. Is'nt this carry on the very behaviour that Clinton's guys spoke of yesterday of the need for new laws to prevent Internet traders from misbehaving and cheating the little people out of their money?????? The IrishLeprechaun!!!

To: LT who wrote (3261)	5/7/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Good luck getting those 2,000 at 2 1/4. That's now the bid price.. That's why I'll be SO VERY HAPPY to see this stock make it to Nasdaq, which should be pretty easy if they are selling 25,000 boxes per week. They can play with this stock for now, but the mmkrs can see the handwriting on the wall and if they have any remaining short positions, they'll be looking to cover as well as finding stock from us long-term holders. When the price runs up, many mmkrs sell short thinking that they can find willing sellers at a lower price. Effectively mmkrs are selling shares they don't have because they are required to maintain an orderly market. Then they do a shakeout for any stop losses or spooked investors. That's why we have to be fundamental investors at heart and VERY PATIENT... Regards, Ron