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To: E. Charters who wrote (81676)	2/7/2002 5:33:42 AM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 116957

Actually while selling on a rising market, and buying on a falling one is the rule, when you own or promote the company the rule is you always sell. The assumption is that at any time you will run out of good news. Therefore selling is always the right thing to do. You got the stock for nothing, you can get all you want with properly written options or issuance to cover, so sell more than you actually own if you want. If the stock falls drastically, you can always get what you have oversold at a lesser price easily. So sell, sell, sell, you bastard. One thing I noticed over the years. A company owner of any company at any price, always looked like he was doing well. He got fine men to support his stock, and sold to them each day a pittance of his penny stock at miniscule prices, good hearted guy that he was. Sometimes only 1000 lousy shares a day. More likely 10,000 in a good market. Prices? A Mere pittance. 25 cents, a dollar. How can be get by? Often our hero does not even take a salary from the company, that is how honest he is. Let's see, 1000 shares at 1 dollar, or 25 cents. Well, he could pay the rent. 10,000 or 50,000 at the same prices ... Declare? Absolutely. Always. Unless its from the Offshore Company Fund. Well ... I see. hmmmmm .... And if it goes up he is a hero. If it falls, well he barely owns any anymore, tsk. tsk .. if he can sell 500 shares at ten cents every day he can at least pay the parking and lunch. The Real Secrets of Stock Promotion by Poor but Honest Company Presidents Who Never Tell Lies. EC<:-}