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To: Ken W who wrote (6924)	7/19/1998 1:41:00 PM
From: Patric	Read Replies (2) of 29382

<<... SYBS. I think at this point the stock will begin to roll between 8 and 10 1/2. Playing it as a roller or covered calls should provide a nice steady gain for awhile. >> I haven't been around since this thread began, nor have I taken the time to read back through the whole thing, but at least since I started following this and several other SI threads this is one of the very few times I've seen anyone refer to rolling a stock. This struck a chord with me because I have never been able to figure out when a stock is going to go into or stay in a rolling pattern, and in fact I think I have lost more money trying to take advantage of a perceived rolling pattern than in any other way. Every time a stock looks to me like it is rolling and I buy it on a dip, it tanks on me big time. So... I was wondering how you identify a stock that is about to roll, particularly when, as in the case of SYBS, the price has not been oscillating to any great degree in the recent past. I hope it is more than just gut instinct, because if it is it wont't ever work for me--my gut is hopelessly incompetent.

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