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To: Rob Anderson who wrote (3167)	8/3/1998 12:51:00 AM
From: Ray Rueb	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10081

Long term GMGC is a great investment I just wish I could hold my position. I'm hoping for the best, but the reality is that the die have been cast. I've been playing at the table a long time, and I still have too much out on the table. Especially now that its seven-and-out for me. I think I'll be able to hang onto about 3000 shares, less than 10% of my holdings. Good luck to all. Tomorrow at the open will be another bath. I'm hoping for some kind of stabilization by 10:45. Maybe a small rally (or is that too much to ask of the trading gods?) I'll check in tomorrow and let you all know how I did. Ray

To: Rob Anderson who wrote (3167)	8/3/1998 11:21:00 AM
From: Nancy L.	Respond to of 10081

I just wanted to mention a very similar situation I had with another thread LVLT where we had a spokesperson much like Sea otter and the ending was exactly the same. Told how much he had -and he was in for the long haul --etc etc etc. Funny though - he sold and bailed and went to Europe and didn't buy back. Sound familiar? I do not know Sea Otter so I guess he gets the benefit of doubt. I have 3000 GMGC some at 14 -10-11. It is also a significant portion of my portfolio. I went out of town on business Wed. and got back last night to this disaster. The end of the story on the other thread was that I got out on top and bought back in and it has since gone up significantly and I have made money. Going from 14 to 6, I am not bailing. I have not heard anything that has changed the dynamics of the company. I would like to know if anyone can post the GMGC Portico new demo address as I have not been able to find it. I consider myself an investor and I learned the hard way - selling too soon and panic selling. Nancy L.