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To: Jason W who wrote (6213)	5/3/1999 9:05:00 PM
From: Vegas	Respond to of 57584

BDE did the samething early in April. It shot up from $3.50 to close to $5. I'm don't recall if this was news oriented or not. It reminds me of how SEVL used to act. Seems alot of short termers are watching and jump in on the first sign of volume. Guess we'll se tomorrow... JF

To: Jason W who wrote (6213)	5/3/1999 9:08:00 PM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Jason, I had hoped someone would express the obvious. Hey, I did what I could. . .many are still trying to get in. . .I'm just trying to help them and myself a little. . .but without a concerted [illegal] effort to manipulate. . . there was nothing we could do but let it run. I'm a winner on it and will continue to be. . .and so am not worried. . .but here is the question. . . . how many shares of TUNE would you buy at 4 if you knew it would be selling today at 47? Would 1000 be enough? Or would you find yourself selling off MSFT, AMZN, YHOO or INTC in order to pick up 1000, 2000 or 5000 more here and there as you are able to juggle stock around? That is why I was attempting the impossible. . . maybe we will get lucky and see a nice sell-off tomorrow. . . .but no bets. 10,000 TUNE at 4 = 40,000 bucks 10,000 TUNE at 47 = 470,000 bucks That is what I am talking about. Rande Is