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To: D.Teague who wrote (681)	2/20/1998 4:20:00 PM
From: tahoeman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 18444

Brian, I saw the $.10 and nearly fell out of my chair. The price was $.10 with a bid and ask in the $.17 and $.19 range, as had traded most of the morning. Then within moments it took off up to $.28! I have to believe that the $.10 was a mistake, or someone is really pissed off right now! Can you put stop loss orders on BB stocks? If so, I bet there are some people trying to get back in right now! Look out everybody! IMO, but I bet that our our patience during this quiet period will pay off very soon. This would be a good time for the company to take advantage of the attention to this sector!

To: D.Teague who wrote (681)	2/20/1998 4:57:00 PM
From: lloyd bashaw	Respond to of 18444

D. Teague, What you witnessed with that .10 "sell" was a classic example of tape-painting. A short holder upon seeing the increased interest in the stock immediately sells some shares at a ridiculously low price. Newcomers upon seeing the "low" of the day assume incorrectly that the stock has "run" and shy away. I was in daytraders today and saw the .10 "sale" and also saw several subsequent neophytes immediately balk or incorrectly assume that NETZ was going too far. So I guess it works to a degree. Best Wishes