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To: Bald Eagle who wrote (15844)	1/26/1999 5:17:00 PM
From: Katt-000	Respond to of 44908

No more good news, I can't take it. I am just going to close my eyes and wait. Someone wake me up when it's safe to look. LOL Katt

To: Bald Eagle who wrote (15844)	1/27/1999 1:43:00 AM
From: ED S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Bald Eagle, You will see more drops in the stock price because.... With each deal a new player wants stocks, if you have a lot of money you do not buy long and bring up the price of the stock! Example; The Hispanic Bank will be partners with TSIG in the Signature Deal and sees the potential of TSIG and wants stock in the open market. Do they buy long, NO. They, the Bank, would sell short, bringing sellers into the market (Called shaking out shares) as sellers sell you both buy and continue to short. You short sell for less shares than your buys. Buy the end of the day you are both covered and own shares at a lower price than if you went in and bought all your shares long. This is done each day until you have accumulated the number of shares you want. The more shares you want, the bigger the deal, the more you bring the price down to shake out shares. This is also done when new Market Makers come in and just before expected good news! Shake out the little fish, the uninformed and the weak. That is how the game is played. Think long term, if you buy the dream, the price of the shares doesn't matter. BEST, ED