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To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (176)	5/11/2000 8:31:00 AM
From: ChrisJP	Respond to of 268

GSTX -- I got filled for 1200 shares @ 5/8 just after the open. Sold them later for a small profit. I had a sell order in for 15/16 --- it hit 7/8. <sigh>. Hey !! At 5/8 why don't you just buy 51% controlling interest ! Pocket change for you. Then you could be the MM for GSTX EVERY DAY !!! :-) Then reverse merge with CDNO(E), declare a 5:1 forward stock split and you will be a gazillionaire. I posted this 3 weeks ago, sadly it currently appears like it's still pretty much true. Message 13476375 So if you think last week's volume was low ...... Still have my hopes up for a small reflex rally sometime after the FED does there thing. We shall see. Wouldn't bet my life savings on it, though. Just a few $K here and there. Chris

To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (176)	5/14/2000 7:44:00 AM
From: ChrisJP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 268

Well Wayne, There's a chance my AOXY indicator may not be as valid as it used to be ..... Message 13654289 I haven't read the filing, but my gut feeling is that they determined that their stock movement had become too predictable, so they have to change things around ..... cover their tracks .... the usual OTCBB sort of stuff. How about a compromise ...... CDNO(E) @ .03 ? It's not all that far away. As you know, the logic of the stock market is perverse. So much big money trying to out maneuver each other. A big rate hike is bad news for the economy, but FED induced recessions typically only last 6 - 9 months .... but the stock market typically leads the economy by 6 - 9 months ... so if a big rate hike is the last one needed, the one that truly squelches the economy and starts the mini-recession ... then that is GOOD news for the stock market, which thinks that 6 - 9 months later the FED will begin easing rates ..... But tech stock valuations are still too high by most historical measures ...... LOL !!! Maybe dollar-cost averaging is the way to go ! Regards, Chris