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To: OLD JAKE JUSTUS who wrote (622)	11/5/1999 11:57:00 AM
From: Spark	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 835

>I am hearing predictions of some very high AOXY prices next week! How about you?< I would have been out of this one by now..if I hadn't heard some sweet whispers... S

To: OLD JAKE JUSTUS who wrote (622)	11/6/1999 11:21:00 AM
From: OLD JAKE JUSTUS	Respond to of 835

TO: ALL REPORTED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. RE-POSTED FROM THE RAGING BULL. >>> AOXY: ATTENTION ALL NEWBEES TO PENNY STOCKS AND OTHERS [AOXY] jakejautus [206.155.220.102] badassjake@hotmail.com POSTED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY __________________________________________________________________________________________ >>> Subject: AOXY AND LOW-PRICED STOCKS INVESTMENT THEORY Date: Sat, 06 Nov 1999 05:18:04 PST Top of the morning to all of you fine people! It's a lovely day here in the beautiful State of South Carolina. I think it's nice all the way from beautiful Southern California to the southern East Coast. The entire Southwestern and Southeastern half of our great nation, should be sunny and fair. AOXY withstood the selling onslaught that was created by the Day Traders and Profit Takers yesterday, Friday, November 5, 1999 and closed up 2 1/2 coppers! To me, that's amazing! __________________________________________________________________________________________ ADV OXYGEN TECH (OTC BB:AOXY.OB) Last Trade Nov 5 · 0.125000, Change +0.025000 (+25.00%), Previous Close 0.10, Volume 4,840,700, Day's Range 0.090000 to 0.187500, Closing Bid 0.12 Ask 0.125, Open 0.10 __________________________________________________________________________________________ I have received a couple of e-mails asking me to clarify exactly what I meant yesterday when I wrote about the theory of successful Low-Priced or Penny Stock investing. Well, I have not always followed the theory, but I have almost always wished that I had: __________________________________________________________________________________________ Accept full responsibility for your purchase of Penny Stocks. Never blame others. When things go wrong in Penny Stocks, as they often do, then don't point fingers and blame others. Go look into the MIRROR and you will quickly see the one that is to blame. That's a fact! Make sure that you have done a complete and a through job of Due Diligence on the Penny Stock(s) that you are buying. Above all else, you must feel comfortable with the stock you are buying. Be prepared for "Wild" price swings, in Penny Stocks. Never invest more money, in a Penny Stock, than you can afford to lose. One can lose all or the majority of their hard-earned money, because of the volatility of this type investment. Do not get greedy. When you purchase a Penny Stock, then enter a Good 'Til Cancelled (GTC) SELL Order, with your broker, for the SELL of 1/2 of your holdings in that particular stock. Let's say you paid 10 cents for 5,000 shares of a particular stock, set your GTC sell order for the sell, of 2,500 shares, at 7/32. Stick to it. Hold the cash, from this sell in your account, for other opportunities. NOTE: The "opportunities" MAY come from the same stock that you have sold. When a Penny Stock doubles sell 1/2 of it, as mentioned above. If a Penny Stock, that you have purchased, falls more than 12% to 20% (you determine this) below your original purchase price, then sell it and move on. Above all else if this happens, NEVER LOOK BACK! Some folks worry themselves sick over their penny stocks. They tend to blame others for their plight when things go wrong. Those type of good folks should NOT be investing in Penny Stocks. They should put their money in safe havens, such as: Money Market Mutual Funds, Savings Accounts, Savings Bonds and the like. __________________________________________________________________________________________ There is talk of a big move in AOXY next week. You decide for yourself what is right and what is wrong about AOXY. Remember, the day traders and Momentum Players have entered and are still entering "Big Time" in AOXY. This makes this stock extremely volatile. Good Luck. __________________________________________________________________________________________ [ This message was edited on Sat Nov 6 at 10:40am by the author ]