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To: tuck who wrote (10760)	5/12/1999 10:51:00 AM
From: Jonathan Thomas	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Tuck, Bummer, but it's cool, this is actually good for you. If it hangs under 12.5, you can let those premies earn money in your account while the time value decays..:) It might not be worth buying the puts now that the stock has dropped, but I would put a fair order in, it is moving all over the place, fluctuating in 15-20% range. You may get lucky and get them at a price you like, and later sell them on a dip. You possible undermine your position if you pay too much, so weigh it carefully. It looks like it is rebounding now (20 min delayed), you might get the put if you're lucky. Even sell it later today on a profit the way the baby is grooving and shaking..:) Good luck, this one is too wild for me, I like more predictable stocks to play options with...must be making you sweat though... Ryan

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