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To: campi who wrote (139)	8/19/1998 11:08:00 AM
From: Stallone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 746

Of course the volume is lower. It will get lower as a "squeeze" starts to happen. This is where no one is selling, but even though the demand is less, the stock still goes up. The fact that few are selling makes the active float much smaller. In other words, every day, the float gets smaller and smaller. As more people discover the stock, the buying continues to come in. The small float will make it start to pick up momentum. Shareholders who don't sell, that is what builds a solid shareholder base and sends stock prices higher. That is often the only difference between a big board and little board stock. This is HUGE!!!!