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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: Linda L who wrote (112742)8/29/2000 2:28:48 PM
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Linda,

This is a stupid answer for your good question. :)) I am not setting any sell stops on ANY of my long termers... I only set alerts on the downside that will prompt me to look if the stock is breaking down.

INSP is not that volatile as it used to. It can be once the money men gets their positions IMO.

If you're unable to trade or watch it on a daily basis, I would set the stop 10% below for now and keep adjusting it on the way up for every 2 point move. I'm looking at holding my INSP core until maybe Feb... but I will continue to trade it if the volatility continues. This is one badly beaten and misunderstood stock... due to brilliance and "arrogance" of CEO.

SF
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