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To: Herm who wrote (8473)	9/4/1998 3:08:00 PM
From: virgil vancleave	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Just thought I would revisit an post a couple of my recent picks. I have no position in the first one anymore. Pixr. trending downward but off of the lower band but at the top of the downtrending band. The puts for covered positions are of decent return. Now for one I do have a position. Lhsg. also downward trending and just hit the top of the band of trendlines. I own some puts as when i tried to short, there were no shares available. There is still lots of fat on cof. Herm covered that one a few days ago. Lhspf. same story here. riding the top of the downward trendline. Stock seems strong but just can't seem to break above the trendline. Trendline looks to be at 42 and at that price should be a good short with a cover price in 38 range. I will do some more work this weekend and will post my analysis. Believe it or not, dell is looking good to me on the short side. good luck

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