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To: Tom Allinder who wrote (3044)	1/20/2000 5:41:00 PM
From: Tom Allinder	Respond to of 4792

I guess what it boils down to is that I don't have the stones to use MOs in this market on fast moving stocks. When I was using MOs on moving stocks with my NDB account, I would place the order and use an odd number like 2300 shares or 4700 shares so I would know when my order went across... Too many times I chased a stock using a MO and watched it continue to uptick and no 4700 or 2300 would go across... after the stock moves a little ways on the upside and is now at .35 and was at .25 when I placed the order and the stock is still rapidly upticking and getting hit on the offer, the physical symptoms were much like a heart-attack... 1. Lightheadedness 2. Profuse sweating 3. hyperventilation 4. nausea 5. Chest pains 6. Extreme anxiety 7. Feeling of impending doom I have found many other ways to make money in the OTCBB trading arena and avoid the above situation. Tom