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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (9081)	8/2/2000 10:28:18 AM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (9081)	8/2/2000 11:33:28 AM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

"ZSUN cracked $5 on June 29, $4 on July 24, $3 on August 2. Gone with the dream of AMEX listing." By: frisky $$$ Reply To: 24594 by Zsunshine $$$ Wednesday, 2 Aug 2000 at 11:30 AM EDT Post # of 24599 ZSUN cracked $5 on June 29, $4 on July 24, $3 on August 2. Gone with the dream of AMEX listing. I don't know whether ZSUN will ever fall below $1. However, I believe that ZSUN will have a strong support at $.23, if one uses the valuation of Wade to value ZSUN. No wonder, Scott et al. were willing to settle a $10 stock for 50 cents. ragingbull.altavista.com

To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (9081)	8/2/2000 12:42:30 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

Eventually I got out at 2.5 at the beginning of this year with the help of John Cronin, otherwise I would probably still have waited for my share certificates, who know Chequemate International (DDD) Message List Raging Portfolios - Track your By: speculor $$ Reply To: 2149 by wstarr $ Wednesday, 2 Aug 2000 at 6:43 AM EDT Post # of 2151 wstarr I think greek69 question was concerning the timing when to get in with this stock and I did give him my opinion, which he is free to follow or not. I have also told him that it could still be risky at this level and should rather start with a limited amount and leave something to possibly eventually average down. Concerning G Eiten and otc fn, they are a hard working firm and I have seen a comparison in performance with varoius other firms. Personally I do not follow anyones advice, I only get some tips (from otc fn among others) and decide for myself. Investing in small cap stocks are risky and timing is of the essence. With a big movement northwards one should take at least part of the gains. The general rule is to realize a gain with 100 % profit and not invest more than 10/15 % in small cap stock (this is in fact what Eiten is also saying). If that is notgood advice then frankly I do not know what is. More concrete concerning DDD I can speak of experience; bought the stock at about 2.5 last year via Amber/CG (when the stock was listed on the amex) and had to see it fall till almost .50 last year. You can imgine how depressed I felt. As I did nor wanted to hear I have spoken to Eiten when the stock was still trading at above 1. He told me that it would not fall lower than 0.75 (which was exactly what happened) and he saw it at 3.5 before the end of the end (and this has also happened!). At 3.5 I wanted to sell of course, but alas CG did not want to carry out my fax order or deliver my share certificates; how frustrating. I even threatened them with legal action but even that did not work. Eventually I got out at 2.5 at the beginning of this year with the help of John Cronin, otherwise I would probably still have waited for my share certificates, who know. DDD is trading at a 52 week low now (2 = 0.50 pre-split) and as Andre Kostolany made a lot of his money from turn-abouts, I cannot see why one cannot made it with this one too. If you look at the stock chart of DDD, it has bounced back considerably at least three times after an all time low, not true? (Voluntary Disclosure: Position- No Position) ragingbull.altavista.com