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To: dkgross who wrote (2544)	9/28/1999 7:17:00 AM
From: Mac S. Giballa	Respond to of 18222

Hey dk, read my posts. I posted the day I bought 80,000 shares of ECNC, and the day I sold. Read me on all the boards, I always post exactly what I'm doing. I'm not one of the guys that hides my trades, they are all out there in the open.

To: dkgross who wrote (2544)	9/28/1999 8:57:00 PM
From: Ronald P. Margraf Sr.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18222

Hi Dave, It doesn't take too many shares. 10000 on a 20 move, 20000 on a 10 move, 30000 on a nickle. When your trading the vol. that we are trading, the stock is very liquid. If it has a certain history, no matter how good the story is, then you make your money. Just like the bankers, up front and on the rear end. Like I've said in the past and as I will say in the present, It is all controled trading. Someone or bodies is getting very rich off of this stock. Now remember, rich can be measured in many ways. It all depends on how you look at it. Rich is a figure of speach.;-) Catcha on the upside, Ron

To: dkgross who wrote (2544)	4/25/2000 11:56:00 AM
From: scoobypax	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18222

LOL.. Dave, just ran across this OOOLLLDDDD post: "I want to specifically know what/who your indicators are. I'd be curious to know how much $$ you put into a $.17 stock to make it profitable to sell it when it only climbs to $.25" Isn't that a 47% gain? Does it really matter how much you put in? I mean, 47% IS 47%, whether it's $1000 turning into $1470 or $1mill turning into $1.47 mill.. Just read some of Mac's old posts and ran acorss this one.. Oh, and Mac, I "get it" now..