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Non-Tech : TBAE that's E for Entertainment! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Terry Menia who wrote (153)	5/30/2000 6:47:00 PM
From: DesertRat1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 163

"very concerned" sounds sort of strong at this point. I'm not sure what your average price per share is, but I hope not above $5.00. You would have to describe what "very concerned" means to you. I did notice the no-volume days. And they made me wonder what it meant. I don't have the answer. I do still think that the price will hold, even if it's due to the company buying back shares. I cant predict the future, but things with TBAE look even better now than a year ago. There still should be, at minimum, a few pops over $5.00 throughout the year...at that point you could sell if you want. And I might do the same. But as for being very concerned right now...I'm not. True this stock may never "take off", but I feel comfortable that I could get all, or most of my money back at anytime throughout this year. I think the price will hold. DRat. BTW, do you know the average minimum stock price a company must maintain to remain on the Nasdaq Small Caps? Isn't it $4.00? I don't remember.