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To: CMS27 who wrote (903)	6/30/1999 12:06:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Respond to of 3514

To "Scott Bailey". Yeah right!! however - guess what - KIDE also has - NO DUH - a twenty-DOLLAR ($20.00 per share stock price (roughly) compared to a stock price of SYCD of ONLY about sixty-CENTS ($.60) per share!! Gee - maybe you just didn't happen to notice that one (1) "little" difference between the two (2) companies. (IOW) - investing in SYCD instead of investing in KIDE is called being SMART enough to know where to invest where there is - obviously - a MUCH greater opportunity (probability) of being able to make a LOT more money. "it" is also simply referred to as being - again - SMART enough to know where to invest where there is - obviously - a lot more "BOOM FOR THE BUCK"!! Look - the "bottom line" is that if a stock market investor is REALLY serious (smart) about making some really "serious" money via investing in the stock market then getting a LOT more "boom for the (investment) buck" is - NO DUH - an absolutely EXTREMELY important (vital) factor to be considered in the "overall" investment decision making process!! Gosh - Scott - i'm really surprised that you didn't - obviously - already know that. take care.