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To: Nathan Hansen who wrote (685)	7/13/1999 10:36:00 PM
From: keith massey	Respond to of 5053

Nathan Some of my best trades have come from figuring out who is selling and why (BSX was best ever). For example, last week a single mutual fund was dumping AAD like crazy because they had to clear their books of the losing position before their year end. As soon as I figured this out and saw that every house was buying in large chunks it was an easy buy. I normally don't play the pennies (other than JDX) but I couldn't resist posting this one to Bucky's thread at .37 and Ed's at .44...it ran to .80 a couple of days later (blowing my own horn on that one<gggg>). Everyone likes to know who is buying but forgets there is always a seller out there. If Yorkton, Haywood or Versus had been on a big selloff for the past 3 months after loading up with crosses in the .40's and .50's I would start to get worried. However the largest seller for the past 5 months (Georgia Pacific) has also been on a sell-off for almost a year. I can sleep easier knowing this fact. And by the way...you are welcome for the posts...It has become a hobby at this point (hopefully a profitable one <ggg>) Best Regards KEITH