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To: Ron Harvey who wrote (1602)	4/23/1998 7:45:00 PM
From: smackdown	Respond to of 3046

hallelujah

To: Ron Harvey who wrote (1602)	4/23/1998 8:21:00 PM
From: Jamessmith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3046

I just don't know what you are talking. Nobody forces you to invest your own money. IMHO, MDCE can be a $5 stock. You don't believe, just get lost. I bought MDCE at 0.18 when I received my e-mail. They may have listed the price a day before they released the pick So what's the big deal? You don't like their investment style, fine, invest by your own or find a broker that you trust . Again, we exchange information about MDCE. James

To: Ron Harvey who wrote (1602)	4/23/1998 8:54:00 PM
From: Dusty	Respond to of 3046

Ron, ROFL and not because it is funny. But, it is true and you stated it so well. I would suggest to all newbies that you buy NOTHING till you have done your home work on the players and well as the plays. The Internet is a Zoo! I have seen sheep lose wool faster than they can grow it. Newbies, will pay their dues one way or the other. Just a matter of how much you can afford to spend for lessons. VBG Dusty :o)

To: Ron Harvey who wrote (1602)	4/23/1998 11:21:00 PM
From: KZAP	Respond to of 3046

Ron Harvey. Good Day. <g> You and I have pointed out the same things. I play the hype games sometimes when they come around. It's risky and I have got caught a time or two (or more) but for any kind of long haul, It's not a good Idea to follow them in because after the 'smoke' clears. You are sitting on a bunch of stock that may never rebound. Last stock I watched (didn't buy) was GSNI. It's about 50% off the 'high' from the recent 'run'. I'm not saying it won't come out with news or 'run' again or even if the company is good or bad. I'm just observing that there may be stock holders who have bought in and now are at a loss and are asking what next? Without knowing much of anything about the company. Heck, the thread had one or two 'good' days and is now just about dead. Still, watching. Happy investing! KZAP