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To: Kunundrum who wrote (50)	3/4/1999 9:24:00 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 100

Well, I doubled my money in the first day of holding BIDN so I sold half my shares to get original investement back. Planned on holding long term, but then it jumped from $10 - $20 in a day or 2, and I figured there will have to be some profit taking. Got out in the mid $19's, but walked out the door without putting a buy limit order in for more in case it dropped considerably. I got back in and saw where it hit $12, but was back up to $15.50 ....anyway, I grabbed more before the close at $14 and will sit on these shares for awhile. I think BIDN is being very aggressive...I am seeing their name in alot of pop up ad's, and I like their proposed business model a great deal. I probably could have held off and picked BIDN up cheaper then $14, as I expect volatility, but at the same time, I don't want to miss it if it shoots upward. Also took a small position in SRAD.....very similar...new internet site, name change and etc....lots of positive news releases. The company had some problems, but now has a new business model, new management and a very attractive share price at $1. The name change goes into effect tomorrow and will be PAID. Good Luck to all........Also, maybe take a look at DMEC....this one has great upside potential......profitable.....REPORTING and a share price of under .20cents. They could explode very soon with their internet sites as well and has a current client list of some pretty impressive names...new products and etc.....remember...always do your own DD...good luck

To: Kunundrum who wrote (50)	3/4/1999 2:18:00 PM
From: Jacque L. King	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 100

Hey Kunundrum, I saw your posts on Bull and agree with you about daytraders. It seems start up boards get a dominant talker and then they don't want any new blood to upset the apple cart. If i had listened to you I would be almost twice as happy since I bought at 10.5 and could have dumped at 19 & change. I would like to talk more about daytrading and how to get started,etc. Please let me know what venue is best to chat. Thanks, Kinger