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To: chip who wrote (7318)	4/25/1998 12:46:00 PM
From: macker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

absolutely, a good fight makes for good responses, it allowed a lot of peoples true colors to be shown. then the real long termers were shown and stood tall. there will be bad hair days for some. everybody has a different comfort level. everybody's financial positions are different, this wide spectrum of variables will make people get out at different levels or stay for higher gains. the amount of profit that it may take to change one investors life may be 40-50-60 thousand, another may take 200-300 k to change their life. so although profits are inevitable with this stock, what each person is looking to accomplish can be different. this doesnt make a person struggling with a 10 dollar an hour job a trader if he locks in 50 k in profits to change his life. sometimes we lose perspective. obscene profit to one person may be a months pay to another, and so on. i dont think the mm's feel pressure from any big boys, i think this makes them even greedier knowing the big sells are on the horizon if they want them, they also know they can take a big boys desire for 50k shares at 7 bucks and break it into 5 or even ten k blocks all the way up to 7.50 or higher. the float is small yes, but you wont see the institutional investors coming in on this stock until the float is much larger and the volatility of a 50k trade is significantly less, which is in everybody's best interest. macker