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To: oakmount who wrote (27195)	2/12/2000 6:02:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 150070

<you know as much about this as anyone needs to know> NOT even close, I'm still a rookie compared to many on SI. To private message, click on the person's name, and you'll see. Also you should go to the SI page and learn how to use SI. I'm still using the old one so if you're using new SI, learn it. techstocks.com < Does most of it refer to level II terms?> NOPE - LOL I don't even have a level II right now. I will again soon. Go here, read and learn, get the books, read and learn. "Reading is a must. Study now or lose later. Yep.. you never get away from homework." rookiedaytrader.com rookiedaytrader.com The Electronic Day Trader by Marc Friedfertig, George West George Piecznik

To: oakmount who wrote (27195)	2/12/2000 6:22:00 PM
From: myturn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

Oakmount; I enjoy answering questions. Though I may not give you the correct answer all the time; I can at least point you in the right direction. I believe it is important that we help you newbies; because if we all work together and all are on the same playing field; we can all make lots and lots of MULLA! The following links will help you in understanding what level II is all about. cbs.marketwatch.com lycos.com

To: oakmount who wrote (27195)	2/12/2000 7:28:00 PM
From: Katie Kommando	Respond to of 150070

oakmount . . . There is a new book out titled "Penny Stocks The Next American Gold Rush." It is authored by Dan Holtzclaw and available from amazon.com. I would not recommend it to experienced OTC investors, but I think it is good for individuals who are just getting started with the pennies. Chapter 3 provides the "Golden Rules of Penny Investing." 1. Always perform your own due diligence (DD). 2. Never place a market order when trading penny stocks. 3. Ignore the bashers. Ignore the hypsters. 4. Do not fall in love with one particular penny stock. 5. Don't be afraid to invest in stocks that have burned you in the past. 6 Constantly monitor your penny stock investments. 7. You cannot lose money on your investment until you sell and likewise, you cannot make money on your investment until you sell. 8. With your long-term investments, hold and buy on the dips. 9. Be wary of press releases. 10. Be patient with your investments. Katie K.