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To: David Parkinson who wrote (2665)	5/25/1998 11:05:00 PM
From: Ga Bard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9440

well I did an analysis on the shells and reverse mergers from my 6600 OTC database and charted each. From that charting I discovered that stock on the bottom had a spike when a reverse came in. Typically the stock after about 6 months began to move up steadily. 6 months is the average time derivitive I have come up with on my DD. So that is my own time variable I have for a company that is not using the stock to make the compnay but a campnty to make the stock. I keep my eyes on the trading logs and the internet for spikes and so forth. Also 6 months appears to be the right amount of time for brikers and so forth to due the due diligence on a new company. There are books out on competive strategies and start up of businesses. for example if you start a new business you can expect 12 months to go by without a single dollar. These are just some variables I use to get a firm understanding of my investment and approximately how long before solid proof is evident of the business plan being implemented. Another words a dad gum uneducated guess. LOL GB