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To: E. Taylor who wrote (1216)	8/1/1999 2:05:00 PM
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Get wise to penny stocks These low-priced shares require some scrutiny, but they may fill your pockets By Staff Writer Nicole Jacoby July 27, 1999: 6:22 a.m. ET NEW YORK (CNNfn) - A wave of Internet scams and fraud investigations has left penny stocks with a tarnished image, but some investment strategists say these low-cost shares don't deserve the bad rap. "It has been somewhat of a sport to bash the pennies," George Schlieben, publisher of the Global Penny Stocks newsletter, said. "But these stocks aren't as segregated or scorned as they were maybe ten or fifteen years ago." While penny stocks are more susceptible to legal misdeeds than their larger, more established counterparts, many of these issues see respectable gains without incident each year. But penny stocks aren't for everyone. To achieve the lustrous returns promised by impassioned penny-stock strategists, you'll have to arm yourself with information and stay on your toes. Full Story: cnnfn.com