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To: stock_bull69 who wrote (310)	3/24/1999 10:42:00 PM
From: Gary Metzer	Read Replies (1) of 1390

49er Steve et al, Re: IPOs through Schwab Thought you might be interested in some actual results using my "high-return, low-risk" savings plan of participating in IPOs through Schwab at usually 100 shares a time. 12/18/98 BOT 100 Infospace at $1500 01/21/99 BOT 100 Allaire at $2000 02/03/99 BOT 100 Entercom at $2250 02/05/99 BOT 100 Perot at $1600 02/05/99 SLD 100 Infospace at $6170 used to fund Perot purchase 02/17/99 BOT 100 Catapult at $1000 02/17/99 BOT 700 Korn/Ferr at $9800 (high allocation-not good) 02/18/99 BOT 200 Serena at $2600 02/18/99 BOT 100 Onyx at $1300 (this one's a keeper) 03/02/99 BOT 100 Intraware at $1600 03/08/99 SLD 100 Allaire at $4920 03/08/99 SLD 100 Perot at $3920 used to fund RoweCom purch 03/08/99 BOT 100 RoweCom at $1600 03/12/99 SLD 100 Entercom at $2995 03/16/99 SLD 200 Serena at $3583 03/23/99 BOT 100 AutoWeb at $1400 Amount Invested $26,650 Value as of 3/24/99 $43,819 That is a $17,169 gain on $26,650 invested over 3 months with 10 of 11 winners. If anyone has a better way of making such good returns at near zero risk I would be very interested to discuss. VERY Happy Investing, Gary

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