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To: Moneysmith who wrote (1812)	9/25/1998 6:39:00 PM
From: Silicon Trader	Respond to of 17683

I think CNBC is great, i just wish they would cover BB stocks more often like the one i follow NRAG , these guys just debuted there new CLASS II gaming EQUIPMENT at the IGWB Las Vegas convention and they already have the first placement going in during the next two weeks. This game is the answer to many of the Indian tribes across this country, The legislation an manuvering that is going on with the gaming issues is spreading across the country and many small companies are involved in this , developing games so that the indians can continue, NRAG 's game has received immediate recognition. The show was more then productive to say the least, If they are going to cover the markets , they should COVER THE WHOLE MARKET, some may say oh BB is crap stocks, but the fact of the matter is they still have to report to the SEC, and they still have to meet the criteria for becoming public. They still have to follow rules. Lots of companies have to start somewhere, now wouldn't that be unique, if CNBC was to start following companies from the BEGINING. COVER THE WHOLE THINGS GUYS OTC BB: NRAG !!!! member.aol.com

To: Moneysmith who wrote (1812)	9/25/1998 10:58:00 PM
From: flyboy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17683

As a trader CNBC is a valuable asset.. I like to use their information for market, sentiment this can be a valuable asset. To ignore there impact is reckless. Why would anyone put any importance on "technical analysis" if not for its importance to some? Lets face it to but a stock is a risk in that others may not believe its value as much as you. If you buy ABC because you find it to be an awesome force in the business world and others dont see it that way you are left with par value of $0.0001 , not much. As always... C I A O