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To: PartyTime who wrote (498)	6/17/2002 1:20:37 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 717

PT-- part of the problem is it only takes a few bux to move most BB issues, long or short, good or bad.Any organized direction can really change direction by a good %. Never play 'em as you never know which side (inc mgnt) will turn them on for no reason except a few pennies.. No one needs a lot of brains to move most of them,, and not a lot of bux either,,get a group to push or pull and their is no stopping them-- thats the reason the sec has some constraints on shorting. Still, one need not short to move them down,, just put a decent size block for sale and they can buy on the direction in small lots.. once the ball is rolling it is tough to slow or stop at times..