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To: PJ who wrote (4)5/26/1997 9:34:00 PM
From: Bill Tholen   of 69
 
I think EDIX trades at this low P/E because they have not yet proven that they are consistent with earnings. This also contributes to the "well known" issue. Also, pressure on revenue scares some people away but I believe these things are all heading in the right direction. I think as each quarter passes, we'll see continued gains in price. Technically, EDIX looks to me to be ready to make a run at $4 but I'm not sure it will be able to break through at this time.

Good Luck.

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To: Bill Tholen who wrote (5)6/3/1997 9:18:00 PM
From: Bill Tholen   of 69
 
Another try at $4 today having trouble getting through. I think it will happen this month some time but will it hold?????

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To: Bill Tholen who wrote (6)6/4/1997 9:49:00 AM
From: PJ   of 69
 
I think that in this month it should easily reach $4.00, I am hoping that by the end of the month it is closer to $5.00. I am going to be doing more research on it to see what is going on. If I find any press releases I will post them here next time. Good Luck.

pj

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To: PJ who wrote (7)6/5/1997 4:12:00 PM
From: PJ   of 69
 
Edix reached $4.00 today I am quite happy with the upward trend being established at this time. I have been looking for relevant information but not much has been released since the middle of May. I will continue to search for more information. I still feel that it will reach $5.00 before the end of the month.

pj

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To: PJ who wrote (8)6/5/1997 8:36:00 PM
From: Bill Tholen   of 69
 
Volume was more than double the average as well. We are looking extremely nice here both technically and fundementally. There seems to be a lot of upside potential here with a P/E of less than 7. Future solid quarterly results, which I expect, will have an exponential effect on the price provided the DRAM market remains stable or improves.

Enjoy.

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To: Bill Tholen who wrote (9)9/18/1997 11:33:00 PM
From: buzzcut   of 69
 
Any new opinions on this old gem? No posts since June 5.
Charles

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To: buzzcut who wrote (10)9/19/1997 4:04:00 PM
From: Neal Hopper   of 69
 
What Does This Mean??????

Friday September 19 12:50 PM EDT

Company Press Release

EDI Introduces Next Generation Linear Flash Card; New
Design Breaks Linear Flash 64MB Density Barrier

WESTBOROUGH, Mass., Sept. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Electronic Designs, Inc. (EDI) (Nasdaq
Small-Cap: EDIX), building on its established reputation as a supplier of high density and high
performance memory solutions, today announced a new generation of Linear Flash PC (PCMCIA)
Cards.

EDI's new product series combines the recently announced breakthrough multiple-bit-per-cell Flash
memory technology, StrataFlash(TM), from Intel Corporation (Nasdaq:INTC), and a new
addressing method developed by EDI. Until today, Linear Flash cards have been limited to 64
megabytes (MB) due to the number of addressing lines available in the PCMCIA interface. EDI's
innovative method of expanding card capacities, through the use of a paging mechanism, allows
densities beyond this 64MB barrier. EDI's new high density Linear Flash PC-Card product family is
available in densities from 16MB to 80MB in PC-Card standard Type II packaging. EDI's 80MB
product is the highest linear flash card available in the industry.

Wieslaw Brys, Manager of Card Products for Electronic Designs, Inc., stated, ``Our innovative
design approach has enabled EDI to break the 64 megabyte barrier. In the near future, this new
technique will allow us to offer Linear Flash cards in densities of 256MB and higher. These new
cards address the increasing density requirements in the data recording markets such as Avionics
Voice/Data Recorders, Digital Maps, Medical Instrumentation and GPS systems as well as
providing a lower cost solution in the standard densities.''

EDI's Linear Flash cards are ideal for portable data collection systems, battery operated equipment,
medical instrumentation, GPS systems, printers and Datacom/Telecom systems.

EDI designs, manufactures and markets semiconductor memory and flat panel display products for
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the global commercial, industrial and military markets,
particularly telecommunications, data communications and avionics.

Thnaks

Neal

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To: PJ who wrote ()9/19/1997 9:44:00 PM
From: STOCK DOC   of 69
 
I contacted Bill 1 month ago and told him things were going to change........
Isn't that true Bill???
The news was released late in the day and that gave little time for the market to react.
You may see some profit taking on Monday but I'm going long on this one.
I'm looking forward to a couple of good weeks.

Regards,
Rob

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To: STOCK DOC who wrote (12)9/19/1997 11:30:00 PM
From: Bill Tholen   of 69
 
Yes you did. This is the kind of news I was hoping for. The kind that translates into $$$$. I belive this is worth more than a half point increase. I'm basing this on my knowledge of the industry and what a 64MB to 256MB jump means to users and makers of products. I'd like to know how long before they have that 256MB product out there. Also be interesting to see if they can patent their solution. If so this could be big with licensing arrangments, etc.

Nice call doc. How are the twins? My prediction is that we close higher next Friday than today. By them releasing this kind of news mid-day Friday it tells me they want a controlled climb and price stability which is good for us long term holders.


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To: Bill Tholen who wrote (13)9/20/1997 8:09:00 AM
From: STOCK DOC   of 69
 
Twins are doing great. Thanks for asking.
Of couse they would be even better is EDIX doubled over the next few months.
Twice the diapers, twice the formula, be nice to have twice the profit!!

Be patient and don't jump out.
To many times in the past I've chickened out on stocks.
i.e. EGRP(Etrade), bought it at 12 as IPO and sold at 18.
Now it is at almost $40.

IOM(Iomega), bought at 18 and then sold at $16.
Now it's in the $25 range.

Also look at USTS for yourself.
Big jump yesterday that I've been waiting for. Just the beginning.
Deal is going down real soon.
Didn't I tell you about them last month????
Contact me via e-mail if you are interested.

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