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To: Junkyardawg who wrote (803)	6/12/1998 6:22:00 PM
From: Joe Hartenbower	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 2534

Lamar... >>You really can't argue with a 46% profit. I might be back in later.<< Maybe so but I have never been able to do that well by day trading penny stocks. Sure, you make it once and then you miss so you buy back in when it's too high. Then you you sell when it's low because you are worried that it will go even lower. It doesn't, so you buy back in after it goes back up. These kind of stocks are much to volitle to day trade unless you are an expert. There are too many out there trying the same thing and almost all are a lot smarter and quicker then me! For instance, the MMs are much better at it. Believe me Larmar when I say that they knew that "a" Lamar would sell when you did. The reason it is not up is that MM Frankel (FRAM) is doing much of the selling when the legitimate sellers quit selling. The way he does it is he sells short and then drives the stock down so he can buy back and "save his shorts".<grin> Look at the last 2500 shares sold. Look at the past three days. Price goes up, he sells short. Lamar panics and takes his 46% (one time only) and sells, price drops even more... Frankel buys and covers his shorts. Go back and look at the charts for companies like DGIV. You will understand. Good luck.