Date:    06/20/2000  12:20 PM

Subject: S7-24-99

I believe that the price of stocks, including OTC and pink sheet stocks, 
should always be determined by the real supply and demand on the free 
open market.
There should not be any artificial method of creating excess or deficit 
supply or demand. The demand should be a result of investors examining 
the relevant information about the company then determining how much 
they will pay for stock.
     
Roger D. Blanc, of the New York law firm of Willkie Farr & Gallagher, 
representing a slew of Market Makers attempts to argue that his 
clirepresent a legitimate need in the market place, while the facts show 
that they simply facilitate their collective greed off the backs of the 
small (and often unaware) investor.
     
Today, as never before, the possibilities of affordable investing exists 
for the individual, who previous to this era of communication was 
discluded.
The SEC's Concept Release 34-42037, File #S7-24-99 MUST be put in effect 
to protect these individuals.
     
Respectfully,
Edmund Jagacki
172 Benziger Av
Staten Island, NY 10301-2308