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To: Mark who wrote (4240)	8/30/1997 5:37:00 PM
From: hpeace	of 14162

Mark, sorry, I apologize... here's what I want you to think about..when amd went to 42 . how did you react emotionally... this is all you need to get a grasp on.. your mechanics will be alright..but you have to handle those surges as cold as steal. heck, when amd went to 42 I didn't even blink. So, it's the patience and the emotions that you need to understand. now when I sold my cpq calls with 75k profit after only being in them 4 days and left 400k on the table if I would have let them run to expiration.. I blinked several times and even spit up blood<gggggggg>

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