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To: P.E. Allen who wrote (168)	6/30/1998 11:56:00 AM
From: Chloe R	Respond to of 906

>>>>If the world ended tomorrow every stock on all the exchanges, would have a person that bought in at the high. Some person is holding Microsoft at $106. and change, and someone who sold it today, that paid $20.00 dollars for the same stock. That is always going to be the case.<<<< I don't know how you can comfortably compare a Microsoft (with all the easily-obtainable info) with an OTC:BB (shell or otherwise) in the sub pennies. People can get burned in a MS due to unmet expectations, developments, or just plain miscalculation or error. But the information for the decision is there for them to study or ignore. In the later they can be burned by momentum groups and manipulation (and, boy, is it ever rampant in the area of the game!) They are working with limited information and get caught up in the emotion of the moment. They are in a position to be taken advantage of. And judging from some of the comments here, they are more than likely non-sophisticated investors. People here are talking about pushing stocks for no other reason than to draw people in and then dump. If you can sleep at night knowing that you burned others, fine. personally, I prefer to make money by not taking advantage of others. Clo