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Technology Stocks : JMAR Technologies(JMAR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mesaba who wrote (6750)	9/30/1998 10:26:00 PM
From: MJCok	Respond to of 9695

Mesaba; Be careful with AMZN. It can be traded, but it is best to do so with a hedged position. For example, if your bearish, you may want to open a bear call spread. You can do this by selling X number of contracts at a lower price, and buying the same number of contracts with the same expiration at a higher price. If it moves against you your losses are limited. You can also initiate a bear put spread. I guess you can see my bias with those examples. To all on this thread. Following are some links I've found interesting. Although disappointed with JMAR's price action, I do not have the negative feelings some here have expressed. When I compare how JMAR has handled accounting, reporting and the like, I see a company that has tried to report things honestly. This has also been my personal experience in dealing with the company. I am encouraged by the news we have been receiving, too bad the market has taken such a beating. The only thing that seems to be valued at this time are big blues, IBM, MSFT, etc. and companies that have ever widening losses, AMZN and the other internuts. I hope you find the following helpful. MJ Message 5848438 - Misleading accounting practices Message 5848647 - Unbiased reporting Message 5848655 - Non disparagement agreements Message 5848690 - What the ratings mean Message 5848701 - Book on rating companies upside.com - SEXI scam