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To: nokomis who wrote (55443)	8/11/1999 1:56:00 PM
From: BRANDYBGOOD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Rally isn't the word! Look at TAGS, I bought OAK this am at 31 and RHAT at 41. OAK is halted for the 2nd time now on bad news that isn't too bad IMO. They were oversold. B

To: nokomis who wrote (55443)	8/11/1999 2:07:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 120523

Long BRCD (earnings play), still Long PHCM +9 (teddy bear wish I held overnight but too nervous)... went into ARBA again for more after getting only 2 first time, looking to enter EXDS as I finish this post. I will probably not be holding ARBA got in when it was already up 4 1/2 second time but now it up 6 3/8, and PHCM overnight, BRCD if it continues to rally I might hold a portion, because I was already in it for anticipation but it closed that day -2 although it was up 4 1/2. I think BRCD has a lot of potential to beat the street and with the semi-net rally it should gain, please check out the charts of INTC, ARX, CMOS, CSCO, PSUN .. most of them are on your watch lists for August 10, ARX is on the newsletter note that in the final analysis its the chart that reigns. DISH looks good but I haven't entered. Will be back a little later. Don't forget PBY and ARX. IBI had its anticipation yesterday (from the newsletter) I don't expect much more. ANF might be worth a nod. Watch PBY, ANF also. Remember the reason I put up the charts and tell you to watch the lists more than one day is because the charts don't change.. if they drop a bit or stay where they are they are just testing support and/or near resistance (GNET, EXDS). they don't always win at the first test but they could easily win at the the 2nd or 3rd test and if you give up you lose. So what should get you into a stock is only if it moves above the last level of jumping off support (see the charts) sometimes it takes 2 or 3 point after yesterday's highs or in the some cases 3 points after the high of a few bars (days) before. You can't stop watching the charts... but you could stop listening to some of the chatter on CNBC.