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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Q-Seven On-line gaming etc- invest via DWNS -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Trade4$ who wrote (23)	5/26/1999 12:03:00 AM
From: JeanD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30

I'm reading your posts ... and like you am watching the market very closely. I am able to follow my portfolio pretty closely during the day (I have Level II) but in a blink, a few of my holdings fell pretty hard. Have to admit it has me nervous. The problem is not all internets are trading at stratospheric levels, and the growth prospects for these companies (like DWNS) is fantastic. I have been waiting SINCE the fall for the small cap NASDAQs internet stocks to catch up, and they haven't. They are looking really anemic, and there's no relief in sight. Has the internet really lost its enthusiasm for investors? It's been great for me, because I like buying what I understand. Quite a lot of people have made small fortunes on internet stocks (large ones too, I'm sure) and you tend to like what's been good to you. At least I do. I think though it is safe to say that extremely overvalued internet stocks have lost their appeal. Gosh, they can't keep going up at 5-10+% a day forever, and those that thought they could are in for a big surprise. Hopefully their return to more realistic valuations won't create a panic and sour everyone on the whole sector. Jean P.S. What you write isn't dribble. Too bad there's not a little box next to your message that says "Your post has been read 200 times" or something like that!