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To: John Hunt who wrote (15960)	7/4/1998 12:58:00 PM
From: SnakeCharmer	Respond to of 18056

To All, This thread deals with the subject of Reverse splits. REVERSE SPLITS SUCK! PHOOEY... I'm Mad as Hell......and I'm not Going to Take it Anymore!!!!!!!! If you trade the pennies enough, the dreaded "RS" will surely eventually rob you. Rarely are reverse splits successful, and many publicly owned companies are using them as a way to create no-fault/no-pay financing at the expense of unsuspecting investors. Sometimes there are clear signs that a split is possible or likely. Sometimes signs can be more difficult to read. Let's discuss in this forum, Subject 21843 ways to spot the signs of the reverse split so that maybe we can all learn to identify some of the warnings. Tell us about a split you have been involved in or just vent some anger about being robbed by this legal form of theft. This thread is open to all. Please share anything you may have. S~