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To: Mr. Tomatohead who wrote (1181)	6/4/1999 2:49:00 PM
From: Billy Joe	Respond to of 1377

Looks like mostly retail (small investor, day trader,..) selling/shorting today. Check: thomsoninvest.net and type in NSOL as ticker. Don't know how accurate this is but earlier in the day it indicated almost 100% of trades as retail (no institutional trades). Oh yea of little faith, if there is institutional support between 40-50, this could be brutal for the little guys again. Still long here.

To: Mr. Tomatohead who wrote (1181)	6/4/1999 2:50:00 PM
From: ayahuasca	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1377

Well what has changed is the stock price. Two months ago it was OVER 3X what it currently is. I didnt get involved until it was in the 90's. At first I made some nice money when it rebounded to about 110 or so but since then it has been an unmitigated nightmare. I am unaware of any fundamental changes in NSOL that would cause this ( the monopoly issue should have been priced in long ago). I agree with everything you said but I dont understand your problem with my post. I simply dont understand the degree of weakness in the stock. Can you explain it. It isnt just the tech correction b/c NSOL has been hit harder than any other stock I know of over the last two months. Why is that? I am holding June options now (65's) so I cant wait forever for it to rebound.