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To: SE who wrote (29985)	8/22/2000 11:33:53 AM
From: SE	Read Replies (2) of 35685

Here is an interesting question, which I don't know if anyone will wish to tackle, or even if this is the proper forum for it, but here goes. I have noticed many times in trading that my gutt says, exit this, or short this or go long right now on that. Invariably, when I don't take action, the gutt was right. If I do, the gutt was wrong. Is there a way to discern when a gutt call is the correct one? Many times the "gutt" calls would lead to super gains, better than other types of trading off of TA or FA, but there is a certain amount of fear attached to trusting one's gutt. Any thoughts on this? -SE

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