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To: tuck who wrote (7233)	4/6/1998 9:55:00 PM
From: EJ	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Tuck, I am right with you on the negative outlook for CYBR. I probably won't wait around for April expiration or a run to 7. In reviewing my positions I see that I got 5/8 for half of my position with the March contract (my earlier post incorrectly said May's) and $1 even for the other half with the April contract (I haven't written any calls to replace the ones that expired with March). So, I can escape relatively unharmed. Sometimes it comes back to haunt me when I run away from a stock quickly, but my gut says this stock is not heading for anything positive in the near term. I'll put my capital to work elsewhere. EJA

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