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To: christopher who wrote (798)	1/9/2000 12:03:00 PM
From: christopher	Read Replies (1) of 1916

Somone on another thread was asking questions about playing warrants so I thought I'd post my answer here also for the benefit of the lurkers... Well it just depends how you want to play a certain stock...if you find the warrant terms favorable for a particular stock and don't mind the increased volatility that comes with warrants I'd go for it...personally though I usually take smaller initial positions when buying warrants vs common and if the warrant dips and I still like the company, buy more...one thing for sure, with warrants you have to have your limit orders always on the ready...pertaining to ONSSW I recently bought them for 5/32 and sold them for 1/4 for a nice short term gain, I didn't think the common had it in it for that kind of a gain in such a short time...you may also look and notice that RDOCW have nearly doubled in the last few days vs the RDOC which has gone up about 25% in the same period...I'm also currently holding MGAMW & AESPW which have yet to pop, assuming they ever do...HA...but they can shoot down just as quick as they go up, IFSHW is a warrant I'm currently taking a beating on but I still like it so I've averaged down on it, the warrant is down about 2X to the common lately...hope that helps...Go Tennessee Titans, it was a lateral pass... Chris PS...if you'd like a good monthly newsletter that deals specifically in low priced warrants call The Bowser Warrant Register at 757 877 5979 and ask for a free sample copy...they currently cover ONSSW, MGAMW, AESPW & RDOCW...a yearly subscription is $59 bucks and I get great ideas from it...they cover about 100 warrants in the newsletter ------ Previous

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