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To: fedhead who wrote (62173)	9/21/1999 12:25:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

Trading Manual.. still in beta in .pdf for free on website for subscribers. I am still adding some strategies although its pretty near completed as far as content, but I decided its best that subscribers have it now and I just add bits to it until I give the "print it" signal. I need to have it professionally edited and perhaps even .pdf designed. Then I will see about having it published 'simply' in house. I'm way too busy to make it into anything more, assuming it could be. It should not take more than another month to have it in its final version. Basically my goal is to have the manual for subscribers free of charge and a small charge for others, although it could definitely be used by non-subscribers it is 'made' to go with the 'watch list and/or newsletter picks'. If traders would diversify their trading portfolios with longer term 'quality' stocks using BOTH the watch list and newsletter stocks like I do and a lot of our 'older subscribers' they would realize that swing and position trading is the best of both worlds. Most of the stocks I hold are fundamentally sound and ex-earnings plays. I still love the 'one-two day wonders' who wouldn't. I am also holding some 'classic nets' for a more than a few days but not the really volatile ones. My next project is getting 'alerts' custom made for our subscribers either 'attached' to qcharts or on the website, through e-mail alerts or whatever... and if we need than a professionally run trading room with someone who is 'trained' in educating traders and especially in SWING TRADING and not just DAYTRADING. After that I would like to have someone track a special earnings play portfolio for short term holds (2 weeks to 2 months) with buy/sell signals. and of course Long John for analysing and statistically evaluating the earnings plays every earnings season and perhaps he will do the 'tracking and signals' as well. I would like the watch list tracked for 4-5 days because some of them pop huge just 1-3 days after they appear. The real money is in the swing/position holds. Lots of traders folded after the nets crashed a few months ago and they haven't returned.