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To: Sergio H who wrote (11729)	12/26/1998 11:07:00 AM
From: Sergio H	Respond to of 29382

Amigos, after the bath that a lot of small investors took earlier this month due to problems with execution of trades, this thread was started on SI: Subject 24050 Worth checking out...particularly posts 37 and 38. Amigo Sergio

To: Sergio H who wrote (11729)	12/26/1998 11:08:00 AM
From: KZAP	Respond to of 29382

Sergio, I had the same problem, "not being able to execute trades fast enough". I didn't lose, but I also didn't do near as well as I could have. I hear what you are saying, but I can't "save" anyone from losing on the Internets. I think most know the risk they are taking. Who's putting all those investors into the Inets? The week after Thanksgiving, online brokers were jammed. I haven't checked all the Inets to see the charts, but all the money hasn't left those companies. Anytime a stock spikes, there is someone who bought too high, happens in every stock, not just the Inets. There are thousands of "safe" stocks out there, but the profits aren't as quick as with what is hot. I have my opinion on which Inet stocks to invest in or trade in. I've been sharing them with the threads. No one is forced into them. I have my safe stocks too. Should I post disclaimers in all my posts? Notice SI has put warnings at the top of OTC penny stocks. Maybe they should do it on all the Inet stocks too. How many disclaimers is needed? The news and analysts are warning investors also. But it doesn't stop investors from buying. I guess I'm just saying, like I have all along, buy the best stocks you can. Do your dd and get as much info and professional advice as you can before you invest. One can never have enough info. And all the info available still won't keep you from losing in the stock market. The only safe bet is to stay out. Put your savings in a bank if you want "safe". KZAP