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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lucky888 who wrote (35974)	5/13/1999 11:34:00 PM
From: J.Y. Wang	Respond to of 122087

<SHAL> I kind of agree. I covered at 9 1/2 from 15. I'm ready to short again if it runs. By the way, I got an interesting response from DLJ when I asked them about RSTK (leftover from SHAL). So, what do the experts here recommend? --------------- Dear Mr. Wang, Thank you for your message. These securities contain a restrictive legend which renders them subject to SEC Rule 144 (unregistered securities or "control stock"). In order for you to keep these shares in your DLJdirect account or to place an order to sell these shares it is necessary that you provide the following information: 1. Please describe your relationship to the issuer. 2. How many shares do you wish to sell and how many do you currently own? 3. How many shares, if any, have you sold in the past 3 months? 4. How were the shares acquired? -the date they were acquired -from whom -date of payment 5. Contact at the company who handles the restricted stock. Once we receive this information we can determine what steps need to be taken to sell these shares. Please note that unless we receive this information on the subject securities, DLJdirect cannot hold them in your account and they will be returned to you. Also, please note that if the securities are sold without these steps you may be subject to a "buy-in" and any difference in price resulting from this transaction is your responsibility and risk.