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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Ben Ezra Weinstein (BNEZ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: The Street who wrote (3048)	10/2/1998 9:19:00 AM
From: kbert	Respond to of 9391

Well, I think many people are traders and they want out and look at the good point to be back in in order to multiply their shares. Might be a dangerous game to play, but it obviously worked on BNEZ. I will think about it next time. Some of the traders may have multiplied their shares by 2.5 or more. Not bad! But I say it is dangerous as you can have the stock fly and not be able to jump back in. Think if they issued a press release on Tuesday Morning! However, I must agree with the experienced traders on this tread that this was predictable as the company is rather unknown at best. So far for my bet of $1.1 at end of week without news! ;) Don't see anything illegal with MMs. No buying pressure, they have to find buyers for the sellers so they drag the stock down, increasing spread ==($)($) Of course, they could maintain the stock and wait the buyers come back as the ones who went out may freak, but why would they do that ? They are not here to help shareholders but to make money. I am learning! Any comments ? I love that game. :-I GO BNEZ Archie.

To: The Street who wrote (3048)	10/2/1998 9:20:00 AM
From: duncan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9391

Street, it is obvious people have sold...Thats to be expected after a 400% run up. I would lock in some profits to if I had bought at .14.

To: The Street who wrote (3048)	10/2/1998 9:50:00 AM
From: Ellen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9391

Hey Street, I believe that's already a known. Some who got in last week and early this week for, say, anywhere from around 20 cents to 50 or 60 cents probably sold on the way down from $1.25 (and/or along the way up). No big deal. Isn't that what always happens? A stock is "hot" for some, they buy in, and sell at the first opportunity. Geeezz, it happens everyday! Now, we're back to what looks like a base of around 45 to 50 cents - with investors, not traders - and proceed along our way. Look around at the thread - see who was here then and who is still here now. No mystery. Why all the shouting?