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To: BRANDYBGOOD who wrote (47150)	6/29/1999 2:29:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

NDB..CUST shorters are not giving up. .. but what I am wondering is what about the run up from 35 to 57. I know they were still short, do they wait for CUST to go down 22 points to break even and then think of a profit? I just think its easier to think of going short or puts now while I've safely taken profits (a lot) off the table. This should be a lesson to us, not to let outside influences deter us from our trades in the future. Hard to understand this market sometimes isn't it? I don't ordinarily buy gap ups but a runaway gap is different. I usually DO buy gap ups of stocks that have reported they will be beating estimates.. They usually move much higher during the space of the day. I got a double on NDB (not the option the stock) 2 quarters ago, but missed out last quarter because of a gap up that scared me away.