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Biotech / Medical : CNSI Cambridge Neuroscience -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mike McFarland who wrote (528)	1/26/2000 6:26:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 675

Well I can at least say that I tried to get some more info on CNSI today--but the folks there did not get back to me yet...didn't sit by the phone all day waiting either tho. My main concern continues to be shinanigans with the way the OTC.bb MM's work, which I suppose is totally out of their control, but you like to voice your concern. The fella at CNSI said the stock would have to reach $4 to get it off the otcbb--that doesn't sound right to me at all--I thought it just had to trade above a buck for awhile, and the rest was about finances, which don't look too bad at all. Anyway, I will probably just have to write a letter. FWIW, I laid out 10k shares out today at 2 1/4, and once again I watched more than enuf shares go off above that price to be reasonably confident that the order should have filled. (Hey, my average cost is only a buck on something like 40k shares between the wife and me--I've a right to take a little profit off the table!) Well, between the Yukon speculation of last fall, and the fact that there is more than just the GGF2 going on, it is possible that I'll be glad I didn't give up any shares today, so what the heck, let em ride awhile, maybe the market maker computer did me a favor in preventing me from doing the churn and burn. The thread is awfully quiet for the number of shares flopping around these past couple days, I'll assume there are newbie lurkers and drop off the url to the company's programs: cambneuro.com