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Non-Tech : Knight/Trimark Group, Inc.
KCG 20.000.0%Aug 17 5:00 PM EST

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To: john david martin who wrote (5560)11/4/1999 7:48:00 PM
From: Sir Francis Drake  Read Replies (1) of 10027
 
<<Doubt if we will hear from Morgan on a day like today if you read some of his past posts he is an obvious shorter of Nite>>

I can, and have posted on any day - up or down... precisely because I am NOT "an obvious shorter of Nite".

I have no fixation of being short or long any stock - I'll trade it with the trend, as best as I can read it. I don't care if I am long or short. I have been both in NITE, though, true, I've been mostly short - but that is not my fault, or my "character", but a function of how NITE has trended the past few months.

And indeed I did not trade NITE today, as I was busy with other things. I have an obligation to use my capital as efficiently as possible. If there is greater potential in a different stock, as I perceive it, that is what I'll trade.

Further, I have said repeatedly, since the pre-warning - it makes little sense to be short NITE at this point, as the general trend for the stock is UP. There are special situations where you may want to short for a quick intraday trade, but the risk/reward ratio does not favor shorts in NITE at this time.

And I have always maintained: if you have a great deal of patience, NITE's prospects are very good. I *personally* have a major problem with NITE's management and their credibility and trustworthiness, but I have always been careful to divorce that from my views of the business model and stock prospects.

I think we would all benefit by examining all perspectives, instead of labelling posters with simplistic categories.

Good luck!

Morgan
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