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To: Alan Bershtein who wrote (20346)	1/23/1999 1:59:00 AM
From: iceburg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

Alan, That is not at all uncommon. I sold at the high of the day @ 3 5/8 and bought the next day at the low of the day (2 9/16 just a handful of weeks ago.) When you work through a online broker you literally become a market maker. The shares you asked out there at 8 1/8 literally show up. If someone buys at the ask, and you are at the ask, you will sell your shares to the buyer. It is certainly not old school but a definite advantage over old school. Best bid and best ask are just that, and you have the power to be either. The people are on fairly even footing these days. Steve