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To: Debra Orlow who wrote (1783)	2/6/2001 10:22:31 AM
From: KZAP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2402

So there's only "credibility" in "non-penny" stocks??? LOL! Yeah, sure. I guess the local tire shop in town is not a "real, credible" business? (another lol!) So many opinions, it seems to me, IMHO, the "non-penny" stock contestants are the one's having the problem here. If Scott had said, as part of the rules, each challenger gets $10,000 worth of credits, (US Dollars, play money, whatever) not 100 shares, then that would make things simpler. (SI is new to these contests, give them a break) Divide the 10k up between the 5 picks, then see who has earned the most by the end of the contest. Or use the % gain. That's the way to run a "credible" contest. IMHO of course. <ggg> Happy Investing! From a Penny stock player! :o) KZAP