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To: BANCHEE who wrote (8243)	6/14/1999 3:28:00 AM
From: ynot	Respond to of 57584

quiet periods are ok, but float, VC identity and options are crucial, under normal market conditions, now may override quite dates bvsn, netp and others, imho are receiving 'critical care' to keep em up there, the newbies may be getting extra attention looking at prices at 2pm to 3pm daily rather than closing might tell another story as sometimes small volume increase may have a positive impact at closing prices at the bell, maybe, then again maybe not :) gotta get some sleep good luck ynot :)

To: BANCHEE who wrote (8243)	6/14/1999 8:37:00 AM
From: Kevin Shea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

BANCHEE; I've added your list to my list... thanks... Here's what I get; ONES gave a signal on 6/9 and IF the system hold true to form (which is difficult to assure in this market) ONES should continue to rise for at least a few days,.. likely culminating on a sell off day in which volume surges.... The others have not yet developed the volume that I look for to signal a significant move..but this is only my opinion.. I'm focusing on trying to find the ones like ONES that have developed a strong rate of volume consumption... What I have been seeing is that many new issues are seeing less volume interest relative to what was occuring 4-6 weeks ago....basically it appears that things have slowed down... ynot... I believed that the quality of the underwriters should have provided a boost to a stock, however, studies have shown that for any stock priced over $10 it doesn't (didn't until now) seem to matter.. However, these current market conditions may require underwriters to come to bat for selected issues, and that may offer some differentiation, in which quality underwriters will outperform also rans....(IMO) From my view, if we can find cases in which both our signals concur, we may have something very helpful <g>