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To: TREND1 who wrote (20439)	10/3/2001 11:52:39 AM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (1) of 52237

Larry ; I've always had reservations about a stop loss, particulary in volatile markets that I can't keep my eye on. I found a work around that is a type of stop loss, say if I'm bullish and the puts are cheap enoung. Leg into a stock as momentum is moving it up, then buy an in the money put that limits just what my downside can be, ( longer term is better ) If I'm wrong on the stock bet my loss is limited but at least they can't reach down and just hit the stop loss to take me out. I'm of the conviction that market makers track the amount of stop loss orders on the books and when they reach a large enough order at some price they will mark the bid/ask in such a way to move the issue to get thoes orders. Piss on getting stopped out by the pros. Jim

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