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Technology Stocks : IATV-ACTV Digital Convergence Software-HyperTV -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: mike.com who wrote (3837)	5/18/1999 7:41:00 PM
From: Champolion	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 13157

Mike: Would you prefer... ...to make all the run-ups and none of the run-downs, or make both the run-ups and the run-downs? If you had a choice, that is... I first rode IATV from $7 a share to $20+ a share... Then, from $12 a share to $18+ a share... You can verify this information by checking my previous posts on this board. Brief, you are going to say: You are just one of these awful traders! The fact is that I'm an investor who can spot madness when madness hits. Most often, I try not to contribute to these excessive reactions... __________ Champolion

To: mike.com who wrote (3837)	5/18/1999 11:39:00 PM
From: Eqmx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13157

Hi Mike, <<<<<Looks like Champolion has obviously mistaken us for traders>>>>>> Well said. We are company stockholders and are not into the silly games these posters play. The games are simply to force issues to their advantage, either to get in the stock cheaper or to short the stock. We believe in the company and the Business Plan and have done plenty of DD. This daily trading has nothing to do with ACTV nor any other stock traded. It is simply a form of temporary pluses and minuses on daily traders' accounts. I have to tell you a story my CPA just shared. He was doing taxes for a stock trader that had made $1.8mil in trades last year. The CPA asked what the net bottom line was and the trader told him he had no idea but believed he had made plenty. The CPA sent him home and told him to add ALL his transactions then come back with the figures. To the amazement of the trader, he had realized a net gain of $ 8,000 after 12 months of trading $ 1.8 mil. Was it worth it? Maybe Vegas would have been more fun.