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To: Ga Bard who wrote (8861)	5/18/1999 7:41:00 AM
From: Mama Bear	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18998

"But I think you can see some of these OTCs are better than the NASDAQ or some of the even bigger boards." Ga Bard, you claim that we should be able to see it, but I can not. All you've done is shown a few examples of less than stellar company's fundamentals. I can show you a few on the Nasdaq that absolutely don't belong in business, but it isn't the point. The question I have is how do you do DD on a company that has no SEC filings? Please don't point to another company that does have SEC filings and tell me how lousy it is. At least I know with some reasonable degree of certainty what is going on. And no, I won't touch a stock that I can't achieve that reasonable degree of certainty. I don't buy lottery tickets, I don't go to casinos, and I don't play a stock for longer than a couple of hours if I don't know what's what. If you're successful at what you do, more power to you. You haven't explained how you do it well enough for me to understand though. Of course you thought you had done enough DD on that other stock, what was it's name? How do you know one of these others isn't going to turn around and bite your butt in the same fashion? Barb