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To: Matt Brown who wrote (783)	4/21/1999 7:29:00 PM
From: ezmoney	Respond to of 5041

Matt MXNT you the man ! now people will see the light of this company.

To: Matt Brown who wrote (783)	4/21/1999 7:46:00 PM
From: Z man	Respond to of 5041

I have been lurking here and enjoying the posts. I few weeks ago a poster asked you to take a look at PICK. A poster over on the PICK thread who has claimed to be a noteholder just posted that the notes will be taken care of. This financing problem has held the price of the stock down. It might be of interest to revisit the stock. Should this information be valid, the stock has some good room to move up. I do hold a position in PICK. Good Luck to all !!!! Regards Zman

To: Matt Brown who wrote (783)	4/21/1999 7:53:00 PM
From: T. Ambrose	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5041

FM, I have been lurking on your thread for a while now and am pleased with the general atmosphere of help and learning while (hopefully) increasing the bottom line. I have a question that I'm hoping you and/or others on the thread may have an opinion on. Regarding on-line brokerages that deal with OTC issues. I use Schwab for my trade transactions. For the most part I am okay with them (even though they are more expensive), however when it comes to OTC:BB stocks I'm hoping there's something better out there. Schwab doesn't "make a market" in these issues and consequently every order is handled manually (quite slow; over an hour to fill a market order last week, dumb mistake on my part, then couldn't cancel). Is this the way it is for the other brokerage firms? Are any buy/sells of BB's done electronically? If anyone buys/sells OTC's extensively and is very happy with the on-line firm they are using, could you let me know? Thanks for any input offered.