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To: Steve Antonelli who wrote (855)	5/1/1998 8:03:00 AM
From: lazarre	Respond to of 2882

Up until a month or so ago I was strictly and investor in S&P companies. I've recently made a few bucks investing in BB and/or under $5 stocks. I don't want to confuse market acumen with dumb luck--it's still too early for me to make that kind of a call. My question is why omit that constellation of companies when they clearly have the most profit ( as well as loss, sure ) potential. Again, I'm new to this territory but have their not been cases when BB's ( or under $3 ) stocks crossed over into the " legitimate " zone? My understanding is that Yahoo is a case study. Please correct if I'm wrong. Thanks, Lazarre Lazarre