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To: Wink who wrote (3351)2/26/1998 4:42:00 PM
From: Glenn W  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 78481
 
***** OFF SUBJECT!! *****

Please excuse this off-subject question, to anyone who can help, but I have a serious quandry.

Quite a while back I bought what I think was a "pump-and-dump" stock - RTEK (Rubber Technology) for an average cost of 0.35/share. It tanked. It has been trading at around 0.02 and 0.03. I wrote it off a a total loss. Then, when I tried to view the stock through Yahoo!, it told me the symbol had been changed to RTEKD. I thought this was probably bad news - probably something like "RTEK- Disenfranchised" or like. Then today, this new stock (RTEKD) closed at $1.00 (according to Yahoo!) for a 4900% increase!! According to the Quicken quote here on SI, there is still an RTEK (at 0.02) and an RTEKD (Rubber Technology NEW) trading at $1.00.
Can anybody help me sort this out? $1.00/share seems way too good to be true, and I would sell in a heartbeat. But I don't know what to make of this.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I apologize for interrupting your thread...

Glenn



To: Wink who wrote (3351)2/27/1998 1:51:00 AM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78481
 
Wink: -g- is grin.

"I use -g- to mean grin or I'm smiling or there's supposed to be a little joke or humor here." It was post no. 3280. I just slipped it in -g-. I use -gg- for something really funny - one step below LOL which is standard acronym for laughing out loud. Some people use -gg- to mean giggle. I don't giggle.

:>) Paul