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To: Herm who wrote (4860)	9/18/1997 10:35:00 AM
From: jim clabaugh	of 14162

re: TECD, i had not thought to keep a history file on TRO to determine if it is changing. i'm not sure what i would do with the information if i had it. what would a rising or falling TRO mean? i guess it's hard to give back sure profit for a potential in 30-60 days. if it pulls back, then picking up upstike calls might be a better approach, but i'm never quite sure. currently, most of my portfolio is up higher than the cc's i've written - all but SCOP, what a dog. i've driven my basis down $6 in 2-1/2 months which is good, right? SCOP is now trading for 5/16 below my adjusted basis - a bunch of work just to stay even - <GGG> - but i've learned a lot about repairs, as long as they aren't needed in a couple of hours - slow declines i can handle. sure would like to hang onto VVUS, ROST, TECD and lose SCOP. cheers, jim.

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