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To: pezz who wrote (4757)	3/8/2006 9:06:07 PM
From: Roebear	Read Replies (2) of 217602

pezz, except for those holdings which are LT (and even those could be considered) there is no shame in withdrawing from the market. There is no more dangerous game for a trader than trying to force a losing streak. We are after all not on an hourly wage or punching a clock. We don't have to do this everyday or even every week or month. If I start goofing up trades or lose my feel for the charts/markets, I usually take a break. Recently I noticed my charts were not tracking like I thought they should plus I got real busy with other than market projects. I've been mostly cash for a few weeks and near 100% cash in the trading accounts for over a week: Message 22197107 Nothing wrong with taking a break from trading, this one was very well timed for me and King Cash, ggg. Best, Roebear

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