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To: StocksDATsoar who wrote (3487)	1/29/2000 6:24:00 PM
From: Boolish	Respond to of 4792

NASD Board Approves Limit Order Protection Pilot Program for the OTCBB The pilot program will provide protection to investors who place limit orders for some OTC Bulletin Board© (OTCBB) securities. If approved by the (SEC), the program will require Market Makers in a select group of OTCBB securities to execute customer limit orders before trading for their own accounts. The 12 month pilot program will allow the NASD to track the trading patterns of the pilot securities to determine what, if any, effect the OTCBB limit order protection rule has on liquidity, price, and immediacy of execution before establishing a permanent rule. J. Patrick Campbell, chief operating officer of Nasdaq comented "We believe that these new investor protection provisions will greatly benefit the OTCBB market." It is also noted that in the last four years, the OTCBB has experienced growth of 106% in Market Maker positions, 687% in average daily share volume, and 96% in average daily dollar volume. ___________________________________

To: StocksDATsoar who wrote (3487)	1/29/2000 7:07:00 PM
From: LANCE B	Respond to of 4792

fatal error- there are much worse faiths than playing this stock for free and roaming and scanning for more things to invest with in with my same money from the original purchase of this stock.. by the way i bought this stock with the same money i use to buy my BGOC and i still have my free shares there,this is how i diversify my portfolio using the same exact capital..which i think was the same money i use to buy FBCE before than and INVT before that..but i still have some free shares...you remember those i am sure..but something i would consider posting about soon ,i am watching SAGE for an entry...yes,my shares there are also free,bought this stock originally from a tip from the guys over on the big coin..