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To: Shell R. Poust who wrote (11431)8/26/1999 10:28:00 AM
From: Herm  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 14162
 
Well Shell,

It is getting closer to my current IFMX CCs B.E. at $9 1/8s
for the Feb. 7.5s. At that point, I would have to decide to
cover CCs at a loss and roll up and out or buy long sideshow
calls to offset any losses. Again, I don't like to cover at
a loss so I would go long on CALLs on this one and score a
long term capital gains on IFMX if called out.

I still believe based on the weekly IFMX chart that it will
stall at $8.00 because the RSI is dropping, OBV is neutral
to negative, Stocastics negative, and very low volume. Not
what you see in typical gaps. So, an extended sideways is
in the cards for IFMX. Also, IFMX tends to do better when
the overall NASDAQ goes up like it has for the past few days
and down on so-so days.

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