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To: Q. who wrote (1502)	10/14/1999 1:54:00 AM
From: chester lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1521

Ñ, <<I'm curious, is there ever a case when a stock is quoted at zero?>> I can't answer that, since I do not know. I'll ask around to ascertain the answer. Stocks can trade significantly lower than 1 cent per share. I've seen stock quoted as fractions of a penny. i.e. 1/256th. At these levels though, what's the point. Recent IRS changes (for shorts) mandate recognizing a profit when the stock trades at negliable levels. You should check the IRS site for the exact wording. Chester