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To: TFF who wrote (33)	10/9/1997 10:22:00 PM
From: John H.	of 438

Hi all - A report back: I think that this would more than pay for itself, from my first experience with the info. About 1/3 to 1/2 of the leads yielded something (depending on what you were looking for) and the ones that didn't fell short of the "entry points" shortly after the opening bell. I play options and that makes it harder for me, (and use Schwab's website, which can make it harder still), but at the outset, it looks like a good venture. You have to do what Jeff says and you (and your broker) have to be quick on the uptake, depending on whether you're trading the low risk or the high risk stuff. I'd stick with his recommendations on using stops, to lock in profit in case of reversal. If you use these methods and don't fool around, I think that Jeff can "show you the money". More tomorrow - JH

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