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Microcap & Penny Stocks : BNEZ and PMA; Success in 1999 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tRaDiAc who wrote (2103)	1/29/1999 9:18:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2648

Somebody had a notion to sell and somebody had a notion to buy. I think the two, four or up to 8 people came together at the right time. The 1st #1 happened at lunch. Somebody got bored. Someone else got a deal at $.1650!#2 and #3 are too close together for it not being one person selling and you know one or more bought those shares. # 3 got this person $.1800 per share. He was pretty glad to get it. I would say these were market orders. The buyer probably felt pretty great that he bought into this company befor news comes out or that market order might not have gone in. #5... 0.1525 83,000 Fri 01/29/1999 03:09:10 PM #4... 0.1500 85,000 Fri 01/29/1999 03:05:20 PM #3... 0.1800 34,000 Fri 01/29/1999 02:25:40 PM #2... 0.1600 35,000 Fri 01/29/1999 02:25:20 PM #1... 0.1650 25,000 Fri 01/29/1999 12:00:10 PM The #4 and #5 are too close not to be the same person and it looked like that person wanted out in the worst way to take $.15 to $.1525. 168,000 shares is a lot to "sell" at 3:00 on a Friday. The low bids got the market orders. In summary, one or two people sold before the week-end. Got fed up or what-ever. Up to 4 major buys were accomplished. Major sells on a Friday. How they happened is the pattern. The total for one person would be 287,500 if this is one person. With the "time sales volume" listed I just am speculating.