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To: Mel Viticus who wrote (18970)	5/23/1998 1:18:00 AM
From: Little Engine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

<<<<Can somebody tell me why anyone would buy a $6.00 BB stock(DGIV)? >>>> Mel..... because people tell them to.... Message 4569838

To: Mel Viticus who wrote (18970)	5/23/1998 1:33:00 AM
From: O'Brien	Respond to of 27968

Goodnight all, and jeesh dont worry so much, WE GOT A GREAT STOCK HERE :)

To: Mel Viticus who wrote (18970)	5/23/1998 1:52:00 AM
From: Kurt N	Respond to of 27968

>>Can somebody tell me why anyone would buy a $6.00 BB stock(DGIV)? I thought the whole rationale behind this insane OTC market was the exponential gain potential derived from a stock tripling and quadrupling in a short period of time.<< DGIV isn't going to be a BB stock for too much longer and will move to a listed exchange. Some investors refuse to touch any stock that is under $5. The reward is less, but their risk is substantially reduced. I'll bet DGIV will go up when it gets a Nasdaq listing. Every FAMH investor hear dreams about this stock moving to the Nasdaq, so that it can be fairly valued amongst it's peers. The only way that is going to happen is if FAMH goes to $4+ (after several quarters of projected eps happening). So let's say FAMH goes to $6, your question could be turned around to say "Why buy a $6 BB Stock, FAMH????. Isn't the whole rational...." I think it's a beautiful sight to behold when some stocks escape the OTC. It's even better if you own it at low prices (under $1 or .50). I've never owned any DGIV. Out of the ~6400 OTC stocks, only a very small minority out of the stocks that deserve to escape do. Watching one escape gives me hope that one that I own may do it too someday. Kurt

To: Mel Viticus who wrote (18970)	5/23/1998 1:57:00 AM
From: Tod C	Respond to of 27968

If you followed the thread, you would easily know why. Start with the Info thread, 157 posts with a great header. Read post #152 for a summary of psosts to read on the DGIV-A-HOLICS THREAD. You want a triple real soon? Ok. Besides that I own FAMH too. I just didn't want you guys to miss out on a big move next week. If you don't want to make large obscene gains (IMO), then don't check it out. I just feel greatful for all the information I've learned here. I really do. I want everyone to prosper. Those who have PM'd me know that is true. Best of luck to all everyday. Tod

To: Mel Viticus who wrote (18970)	5/23/1998 8:33:00 AM
From: Ronaldo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

I own FAMH and DGIV. I will try to show you the difference. DGIV hot industry FAMH hot industry DGIV explosive growth FAMH explosive growth DGIV focused CEO FAMH chaos in the upper floor DGIV reasonable float & shares outstanding FAMH float & shares outstanding is a mystery or a disaster DGIV good communications with shareholders FAMH food fight with shareholders (up until last week) FAMH lots of conference calls, no relevant newsreleases DGIV no conference calls as system, beefy news releases FAMH 45% of the thread has been at the throat of other 45%, rest 10% looks DGIV pretty boring in this sense. DANKE GRACIAS MERCI FAMH likely to remain in BB ghetto DGIV ready to go uptown to Nasdaq FAMH I'm loosing $ DGIV im making $

To: Mel Viticus who wrote (18970)	5/23/1998 11:30:00 AM
From: Steve1	Respond to of 27968

Mel, Believe it or not there are numerous large cap companies on the otc. Delmarva power and light had 4 classes of shares including preferred until recently when they merged with another co. Steve