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To: the Chief who wrote (8207)	4/21/1999 4:49:00 PM
From: New Economy	Read Replies (2) of 62348

If you all do not mind lets start with an anlysis of my mistakes today. I bought BII @ 15.75 & 14.25 this morning... Based on the volatility I set my stops @ 13.95 on 3/4 of my position. What happens... I get stopped out after a couple of hours. In the past I never used Stops but would set a price I want to achieve for the stock and put in a limit sell order instead. EDIT: What do you think of this idea? I agree with the idea of setting stops and changing them as the stock rises but most of these plays go through a lot of volatility before they rise. Question: 1. Can the market makers or brokers see a stop order?

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