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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Bid.com International (BIDS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave Kiernan who wrote (21720)	4/17/1999 2:22:00 PM
From: Nav Toor	Respond to of 37507

Here's the Stockhouse post, copied and pasted. It sounds pretty good to me. First, I want to thank all for the useful information posted here on this board. Bid.Com is growing in popularity with American investors already. The chat rooms on America on Line are buzzing with talk about Bid.Com. There is a large group of us already heavily invested in this company. And follow it as closely as our friends in Canada. I think one reason why more Americans are not actively involved with BII, surrounds the problem of timing with buying and selling shares. It is very difficult for many people to do anything other than go long with this stock. For instance, using Ameritrade, it takes about a half-hour to place an order (getting through on the phone). Then the fast moving market for bii, coupled with the lack of real time quotes, and instant news reports in the US, leaves many of us very anxious. Rest assured that once on the Nasdaq, this stock will be well received by investors here. I will also share with you some information provided to me in an interview with Jeff Lymburner, President of Bid.Com (4/9/99). Jeff indicated that he had not been made aware of any problems with their application to the SEC or Nasdaq. He stated, that it would be "days, not weeks" for an announcement to be made. He also detailed the way a "dual listing" on the TSE and Nasdaq would work. Giving assurances that no additional shares would be issued in conjunction with the Nasdaq listing. Most importantly, when asked about the performance of the company during the first quarter, he became very excited. He stated, "Investors will be VERY PLEASED with our performance." That should make for a great first quarter report in early May. Folks, this compnay is a winner. Wall Street loves a winner! Our patientence will be rewarded. Best to all. Christopher Kent boszley@aol.com