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To: J. Merlin who wrote (12476)	2/18/1999 3:52:00 PM
From: spy hard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

J.Merlin, Wrong, wrong, wrong. It is percisly what I was trying to describe. New shareholders are in the black. It is old shareholders who lost a ton of money and not very happy about it. Go back and reread my post about USPX. The amount of the money after R/S old shareholders have left is so small that they would rather see the company go in flames then recover some of it back. Like I said MY ORIGINAL INVESTMENT of $5000 was worth $150 I would rather see the company die then turn my $150 into $450. I guess it is a human nature. But if you bought it low than you tripled. Think about it. Best Regards, Spy Hard