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To: Matt Brown who wrote (2249)	5/11/1999 6:58:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (1) of 2662

You are 100% welcome to make this the Club Fatt OTC BB discussion thread. Obviously we discuss a lot more than the BBs but we do discuss them all the time. I look at Silicon Investor as one large community where investment ideas can be shared by all in order to better help us to improve our skills and in short... make money. One of the ways that can be accomplished is to invest in OTC BB stocks because tremendous gains can be scored on a short term basis. No stock is immune from market corrections and therefore they can all be considered volatile, but not like the OTC BB stocks. I have learned this the hard way. I made big investments in OZON, ABMI and CLCK and watched my gains evaporate into absolute and totally depressing losses. You know what I found out? Lots of people actually made money off those stocks because instead of believing the rhetoric that I unwittingly shared on these threads they took a profit. If you want to invest in OTC BB stocks you better either get in cheap or take a profit when you can. It's that simple. I've had several people making a lot of noise lately about my investing in a private placement in RDIM. What a bunch of garbage. Anyone could have bought RDIM in December for less money than I paid for my shares. The SEC is welcome to attend any InvestRight Meeting in Las Vegas any time they want to come. It only costs $25 for a private investor to get in the door. Anyway Matt you know I have a lot of respect for your due diligence and your efforts with Club Fatt. So much so that when you started calling my daily stock picking contest the InvestRight Challenge... I had Jill change the name of the thread. Anyone is welcome here, but if you're looking for a fight, try another thread. Thanks, Jeff

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