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Strategies & Market Trends : PRFM . . . played strictly as a daytrade or short-sell

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To: Rande Is who wrote (2)	1/30/1999 8:27:00 PM
From: Candide	of 15

You are right, I am long here. But I will follow this thread because I have been examining day-trading. I am a member of daytraders.com and watch their plays. Their tutor is well aware of PRFM, called it when it was about .75/share. It was starting to hit their radar screen on Friday, when they lost their server for about 3 hours. My prediction is they will be all over it Monday morning. From what I have read here on your other thread, it would be fine if they did hit it. As long as PRFM is running hard, they won't scalp. Well, not much anyway. But they can definitely help drive it. I can't believe they will miss it for a minute, but if they do, I'm thinking of dropping a post in there. I don't have a good level II account yet, and smart enough to know that without one, I would be cannon fodder as a daytrader. But if I was ready, this stock is tailer made for hot action. I watched real-time as they rode BAMM. It was party time baby. I noticed one player had shorted BAMM hard just before it took off. Have not seen him lately.

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