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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Bid.com International (BIDS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: James W who wrote (34602)	8/3/1999 3:31:00 PM
From: Grant MacMillan	Respond to of 37507

Oh, is that what you were thinking of. I agree, I noted that the price had returned to pre-Nasdaq rumour levels. Can it still be considered a base from a trading standpoint? I would think that after all of the fluctuations over the last six months that a new base would need to be established, and that the old one can no longer be considered valid. Assuming that the stock trades for 3 days below $6, would that mean the next base would be $1, which is where it traded before Yorkton got its hands on it? GM

To: James W who wrote (34602)	8/4/1999 4:02:00 PM
From: hsg	Respond to of 37507

If you think this thread is negative, check out the Yahoo site... ex. YOU HAVE TO READ THIS! by: poly_germany 21807 of 21807 Bids high, Bids low. As long as the Bid.com site looks like a pre-historic document, this company will have some problems to get it business running.If you compare Bids with Ebay, Ubid and others, everyone should notice that there is a lot of things to do. But are they able to do it? I cannot understand that a company with such a market capital is not able to make their business professional looking and working like others would do. Also, if they are working on big projects, why don't they tell about? I agree, that they may have probably a big potential, but not in this way. The will come down to less then U$ 2.00. Maybe you get lucky when Bids becomes a penny stock. There, Bids should belong too.