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To: Paul McWhinnie who wrote (62972)	9/24/1999 1:06:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Thanks threaders, yes that is the point I wanted to make. I'd rather be in a money market account than park my money in the slow moving stock or worse still get a beaten down 'value' stock that will stay in a coma for a year or two. How many times has RAD gone down before there was really a bottom and how many people thought the downtrend was finally over at 18? Well, it wasn't. RAD's chart looks worse than CUST after the shorters had their way with it. So what if its a bargain. What about those that thought it was a bargain at 20 and at 18 and stuck with their 'bargain' faithfully. Will it move like ADIC or GAEO or PLMD?.. fat chance. We just find the best combination of 'popular/hot stocks and young and fast growing high EPS stocks' and we can be done with the RAD's, the S's, and the DAL's.. Up one day and down 9. Let grandma stay with low P/E, low profit monoliths. If if rebounds tomorrow I'll be in and out but to hold it waiting for a miracle? Drug store chain Rite Aid Corp. (NYSE:RAD - news) fell 3-13/16 to 11-15/16 after the Florida filed suit against the company, alleging Rite Aid overcharged customers for prescription drugs.