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To: Sam Raven who started this subject	7/24/2002 5:46:33 PM
From: Sam Raven	of 1567

Some thoughts about trading and the current worry of corporate scandals... If you pay attention to both technical and fundamental criteria of stock selection, market risk, and keep stops, you minimize your chance of getting caught in a stock getting hit by a scandal. Even if the company is putting out bad numbers, making the fundamentals phony, as long as there is technical support you could have ridden the same wave as those corporate insiders who knew the numbers were wrong, just like watching the technicals for a turn in the fundamentals. So who should get the blame when an investor owns a falling stock? The CEO's who falsified numbers then got out, the shortsellers....or the investor who neglected to link the fundamentals and technicals...then didn't set a stop? Sam

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