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To: Jim B who wrote (3941)	5/5/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: Chris B.	Read Replies (2) of 108040

I usually don't either (sell into a strong close that is). Lately I have been holding for the gap and then not selling the next morning when the gap happens (ain't greed a wonderful thing). I just got tired of watching profits disappear. I am glad to be counting my small profit rather than kicking myself for the big profit that got away. Another reason that I sold is that sometimes I can't get into E*Trade first thing in the morning. It's frustrating to see a stock gapping and not be able to tell your broker to sell. I hope everyone profits on the gap in the AM. -Chris

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