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Strategies & Market Trends : LastShadow's Position Trading -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John J H Kim who wrote (19803)	8/16/1999 8:52:00 AM
From: LastShadow	Respond to of 43080

08:43 ET Audio Book Club (KLB) 12 1/4: Marketer of audiobooks reports Q2 net of $0.06 a share, 4 cents above the Zacks mean estimate, compared to yr-ago earnings of $0.17. Revenue improved 122% to to $12.54 mln. Company says exploring strategic alternatives for Internet business. Now this might move as well...

To: John J H Kim who wrote (19803)	8/17/1999 2:01:00 AM
From: AlienTech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43080

I think she was asking the better looking one and not me.. Since you posted both KOOP and ADBL before the run ups.. >?> Guess what? I was waiting for 6 1/2 for ADBL that day and I totally missed it. Same for PHCM @55(it hit 56). I saw FFIV @31, ASKJ @24 1/4, almost pulled the trigger but didn't buy, I was such an idiot! Can you teach me how to chase stocks and be more patient? When you and John Kim posted KOOP, I bought @10 3/4, sold for <1 then it went to 40+ in a week. I bought YHOO 1 week before earning, sold for 1 and missed 50 in two days. DELL for <1 and missed 5. The list can go on forever. Did I mention that besides NETA, my two losing trades for the year were CIEN and FORE which more than doubled after I sold? Now can you tell me one more time, where should I try INIT again? I was waiting for 12 1/2 but didn't see it today. I was out of town the past few days and missed the market rebound. Now I'm afraid (as usual) to buy at the top and lose big. Thanks for your help.