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1742	The wheels have come off DTPI. What happened?? I can't find anything on th	Hepps	-	10/6/1998
1741	Why is WHOV "out of the picture for the near future"?	David Lawrence	-	10/6/1998
1740	David, With the Who?Vision out of the picture for the near future, how about P	robert miller	-	10/6/1998
1739	Well Michael, in light of the historical data you cite, I'll revert to a st	David Lawrence	-	10/4/1998
1738	One would think so, however, in early 1997 when SFE bottomed at around $17 [and	michael r potter	-	10/4/1998
1737	Thanks, David, for the perspective. Even this looks good: tscn.com Unfortun	John Arnopp	-	10/2/1998
1736	Remember, the lower the PE of the NAV goes, the wider the premium will be. I kn	David Lawrence	-	10/2/1998
1735	Robert & all, <b>The death spiral continues: I show the premium as	John Arnopp	-	10/2/1998
1734	It appears there is panic selling in many of the sfe public companies. It remi	llwk7051@aol.com	-	10/2/1998
1733	Best thing I can say (only thing I can say) is the premium's narrowing as e	still learning	-	10/2/1998
1732	Thanks John, SFE management needs to come clean. They've done an atroci	DaveHunt	-	10/1/1998
1731	Dave, I've got $18.75 per share NAV. Still the same 28% ($5.25) premium.	John Arnopp	-	10/1/1998
1730	Do you know what the new NAV is ?. With CATP, TLAB, TESI, DTOI get hit today (	DaveHunt	-	10/1/1998
1729	John, to redirect a little, I'm not suggesting SFE "project" the	still learning	-	10/1/1998
1728	s.l., I, and other shareholders, are also frustrated by the lack of news. It&	John Arnopp	-	10/1/1998
1727	I am surprised it has held up and do not expect it to continue to do so. Fran	still learning	-	10/1/1998
1726	I, too, am amazed at the strength of my SFE-related holdings (I hold no CATP or	John Arnopp	-	10/1/1998
1725	Frankly, SFE seems to be holding up pretty well. With the following factors:	Rick	-	10/1/1998
1724	John, Almost all SFE companies are down hard. SFE dropped 0ver $2 but is now	robert miller	-	10/1/1998
1723	Mike, Apparently Safeguard agrees. It doesn't look like we'll get a 2	John Arnopp	-	10/1/1998
1722	If the next offering traded at the somewhat usual $10, that would only add $1	michael r potter	-	10/1/1998
1721	The International fund is supposed to be entirely different from what SFE has d	robert miller	-	10/1/1998
1720	Hi, Well been laying low. New Baby, New Job, not much time for anything else	DaveHunt	-	9/30/1998
1719	27% premium, actually. I have a NAV of $20.18. And, what Who? offering are yo	John Arnopp	-	9/30/1998
1718	Dave, haven't seen you around for a while. I sold at ~28 and will not re-b	still learning	-	9/30/1998

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