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To: Steve Grabczyk who wrote (9875)	1/8/2000 8:25:00 AM
From: Steve Nelson	Read Replies (2) of 18928

Steve, I know what you are talking about when you say that it is kind of spooky that AIM knows where the highs and lows are. It's sort of like the market has some sort of respect for AIM'ers. I don't think that the market has the same sort of respect for non-AIM'ers. Case in point, I tried to enter BPUR. I wanted to enter while it was at a bargin price so I put in a GTC order at $15 (it was a good number so I could get in with a nice number of shares and it seemed reasonable to me). Well, BPUR bounced up and down, never dipping below $15 1/16. It was like the market was teasing me because I wasn't planning on AIM-ing it. I wanted this one for a taxable, buy-and-hold account. I felt like sending a message along with my order to let the market know that I am and AIM'er and a member of F.L.A.I.M. I'm going to write my broker and ask that a flag be placed on my future orders letting the market know that I am an AIM guy. Maybe then the market will pay the correct respect to my orders. Steve in Minnecollllllda

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