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To: Herm who wrote (9074)	11/17/1998 11:06:00 PM
From: jw	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Hi Herm, Thanks for time and effort you devote to this thread. RE: Reply 9073, k.ramesh. Another thought. Buy 1000 shs. of NSCP, DELL (or whichever). Gives you 10 lot of calls/puts. (easy to sell/buy 10 options, NO?) Follow BB, RSI, Williams %R and Ultimate Oscillator on IQC charts (or is there a better one?) and using W.I.N.S, daytrade the Options. My broker won't allow naked options, there fore will need the stock to ride it up with sell/puts, cover and ride it down with sell/calls. Maybe watch the 3 day moving average and get out altogether for a spell. Am I missing something? A fast moving, quality stock should have enough spread to make it worthwhile, NO? Thanks Herm, /jw

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