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

To: Lola who wrote (27099)	4/27/1999 3:31:00 PM
From: NTT	Respond to of 37507

CP24 interview with Yorkton coming up now. Here's what I got from the Closed Captioning on CP24. Sorry, lost the last half of the captioning (the important part), but I'll post what I did get: THE BAFFLEMENT CONTINUES ABOUT ONLINE AUCTION OUTFIT BID-DOT-COM. THE STOCK HAD SAILED OVER 30 DOLLARS. BUT INVESTORS WERE PUZZLED WHEN AN ANALYST FOR ONE OF THE COMPANY'S UNDERWRITERS -- YORKTON SECURITIES -- SAID BID-DOT-CON'S SHARES WERE WORTH BETWEEN TWO AND THREE DOLLARS. FOLLOWING THAT DOWNGRADE, SHARES WERE TRADING AT ABOUT NINE DOLLARS. TODAY, BID-DOT-COM'S SHARES ARE TRADING NEAR THEIR ALL-TIME HIGH AGAIN. EARLIER LIVE HERE ON MONEY DAY, ROB CALLENDER, VICE-PRESIDENT WITH CALDWELL SECURITIES TOLD ME WHILE THE BID-DOT-COM SAGA IS UNUSUAL, ONE OF THE ONLY CERTAINTIES ABOUT WEB PLAYS IS THAT THERE ARE NO CERTAINTIES. [Lost closed captioning after this point where they interviewed the Rob Callender]