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To: John Mansfield who wrote (195)	4/26/1998 3:19:00 PM
From: Dusty	Respond to of 888

I know what you mean exactly. My main concern and I don't seem to get anyone to address it is this: Will there be a way to sell out holdings if they are worth selling. Will there be brokerage houses that are compliant and that will be "taking" care of business? JMO... but if the companies we are holding shares in are worth anything now, that should not change all that much. They may not grow but just because the trading slows or ceases does not cause real value to evaportate into thin air. Or will it? I don't really know and would liket to see some meaningful discussion on the financial end of things. Banks, Brokerages and the whole thing are connected! Dusty :o)