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To: Bob Kim who wrote (5185)	10/17/1999 11:01:00 PM
From: blankmind	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10027

so was i and explaining why your statement needed to be examined. i will try again. olb stock prices could drop even as business expands (competition) and nite could rise (more trades from the olb's). but it is unlikely olb business will rise and nite will not, unless we see a market shift on how olb execute trades. it is a fallacy to associate if olb stock prices fall, nite will, since nite is dependent on the trades from olb's, which could increase, but more players entering the arena, olb's stock prices could drop, and nite increase from the olb orders.