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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: robert baldwin who wrote (30730)	4/2/1999 12:04:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (3) of 120523

I didn't see DRIV like that. It was #1 on the Market Gems Watch list on March 25, marketgems.com and #2 on the watch list for the 31st. I was very impressed with it since the 25th. In fact it did not move on 25th while all other net stocks moved and some were a little anxious and saying "how come everything moved but DRIV".. I did mention that I could take a few days more. I was expectant of its move that I included it especially in the 31st watch list worried that my saying to follow a few watch lists would go unnoticed and everyone would forget DRIV . marketgems.com and here is the chart I saw for DRIV.. marketgems.com I also had a chart for the 25th but I think I deleted it. I did play DRIV a while back but had closed the positions after a profit, but was not in DRIV until March 31 this time. Actually it was BYND that I held for quite a while waiting for something to happen but the position was too small to really worry, when BYND began to show increased price action and volume, I increased my position in the stock. I spend a very long time researching my stock picks, probably longer than anyone I know. I have to say it takes me sometimes 3 hours to come out with a watch list and sometimes I can get it out in about 2. For me the actual buy in the day is the easy part. I have been like that all my life. Even as a teacher I spent a lot of time on lesson plans and the actual teaching was a breeze and very much fun. I find that if you work behind the scenes when you don't have any pressure the actual 'performance' is more profitable and enjoyable. I can do it also because even if its tedious at times, I know the feeling when you 'capture' the stock that rises 10-50 points in a week, or even a nice steady performer over a longer term like DLIA, TLC or AMES gives a lot of satisfaction

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