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To: TraderAlan who wrote (1277)	6/22/1999 8:15:00 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Read Replies (1) of 18137

Thanks Alan... i've been thinking about this hard lately...i have a very good stock sense...good selection and entries. with a tendency to sit in the trade too long...greedy<g>...bad move...costly.. example...yesterday i buy 500 CNET at 51 1/2..i hold it over night, sitting good..(in the money) so to speak..it hit's 56!!! i don't sell, DUH!!!..tank city...no target, or more like no shorter term target.. i had resistance much higher..but the market rolled over... i have to make a set of rules, that are "Un changeable"...no matter what...haven't done that yet... trying to see where my pain tolerence is....not sure yet...but i did not like the feeling of leaving $2000G's easy money on the table... i had a clearer picture of NTBK, bought it at 34, sold it at 38++ definate resistance there...easy to do...wasn't looking for higher numbers...CNET i had 62/63 for the number... maybe if i use the larger target, BUT, hit 4 points inbetween, say goodbye anyway, or place a very tight stop right there...hmmmm.... watcha think???

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