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To: Herman J. Matos who wrote (643)	3/12/1997 1:16:00 PM
From: Greg Jung	of 14162

Thanks, its making sense now, I think. To generate hot-linked references to past posts within a post, simply quote the reference address (padded with spaces) ie techstocks.com and the posting software will make a link out of it, keyed to the beggining of the http: and proceeding through to the next space. Whatever effort you want to put into it, I'm not asking for a book, but I noticed at the beginning you were writing quite a bit of basic info and to preserve that work on future questions, references would be good. "dippity do?":) My thinking on buying back calls is, 80% would be too soon if it were in-the-money, ie I'd look for a 5-point buyback on a 10-point sale. All dependent on the actual situation and stock price tendencies. Greg

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