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To: BDR who wrote (56)	5/24/2000 10:13:00 AM
From: freeus	of 57

LOL(on the Roger Dangerfield investing) Investing 101: Stop Losses I realized after writing my post on targets and overvaluation that there is an acceptable way of using "stop losses" I have friends that put in stop losses as soon as they buy a stock. I'm not comfortable with that because you may get called out of your stock before you get a chance to monitor how its performance will proceed. But when a stock has done very well and exceeded your expectations (GMST): that might be the time to begin to put in stop losses: perhaps at 8 or 10% below the price when you first realize it is retreating from its lofty (better than you expected) price. Freeus

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