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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TMMI - Total Multimedia -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Walter Morton who wrote (5988)	11/9/1997 9:30:00 AM
From: Dennis P	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19109

Please tell me more about "Data courtesy of Grupo Brad.". I am looking for stocks that sell for less than 1 penny. What, stocks from 1-10 cents aren't punishment enough?! <g>

To: Walter Morton who wrote (5988)	11/9/1997 12:07:00 PM
From: Bruce Hoyt	Respond to of 19109

Walter, Brad Driesen is a friend of many of us on this and other SI boards, not an actual quote service. His nickname is Grupo and he is kind enough to share with us the data from his Level II Nasdaq quote service, TOL, for TMMI, DCTC and FTEL. For those who have paid to be on his email service he also forwards many interesting investor-related items, although I am not sure if he is really looking to add additional people to this list. If you search SI you will find several threads that specialize in penny stocks, with titles like "Stocks under .25". If you are looking for Level II Nasdaq information, expect to pay $250 to $350 per month from most brokerages services who offer it. There is one broker I am checking out who is advertising only $80 per month for Level II if you have an account with them, but I have not talked to anybody who has tried their service. They are at: webstreetsecurities.com BTW, My suggestion if you are looking for a great penny stock is buy TMMI. You should see some great action over the next 6 weeks as actual products from this company go to market. Its risky, just like any penny stock but if it wasn't then the price would not be 3.2 cents. Good luck, Bruce