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To: Ga Bard who wrote (4858)	11/20/1998 3:23:00 PM
From: Chris O'Keefe	Read Replies (2) of 9440

Hello all, Would love some feedback to further my stock market education. I've been following penny stocks for about a year now and have probably owned shares in about 40 different companies in that time. I have probably tracked another 100 or so stocks that I just never bought shares in. Since many OTCs claim to be working toward a full-NASDAQ listing--and it makes sense to me that all of these companies would want a full listing--I have noticed that only one of these 140 or so companies I have followed has made it (IAIC, which I believe made it by riding the Y2K wave). The next closest candidate to making it was DGIV which was at one point selling around $8/share but it lasted for too short a time and the stock is now around 0.70/share. Anyway, my question is: What OTC companies this past year have made it up off of bulletin-board status? If I study these companies, perhaps I can gain some insight into what it takes (or what "signs" need to appear) for a small company to make it to the big time. Thanks for any responses. Regards, Chris

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