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To: Connor26 who wrote (52133)	7/22/1999 3:09:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

ISSX..no a watch list is nothing more than a list of "possible candidates" I don't have love affairs with them all. Its a hopeful, a possible much like a little black book of names of potential dates. You hope they work out, maybe turn into a relationship, but sometimes its a dud. You don't keep going out with the dud unless you are a glutton for punishment. ISSX was a very good performer, it was not a stock without potential. The day the earnings came out I struck it off my list same way I did with NEON, YUM all had their day in the sun. If a stock has an earnings report and their is a disappointment like CPWR, I would think it would common sense to just delete it. A lot of investors were hurt by CPWR and also by ISSX but that's life! They were even hurt by PFE, NITE, and everyone's favorite for a while CPQ. All you need to do is follow chart patterns.. I still like BRCM but who would buy a stock that falls beneath supports below the trendline and is in freefall? We have list with 10 or so stocks if they all went up, I'd now be sitting in Trump Tower in the Penthouse suite getting ready for a dinner engagement with Warren Buffet.