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To: bobby is sleepless in seattle who wrote (68887)	11/1/1999 11:00:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

NSOL I closed but rebought today. also did you see #10 for 28th. was up 4 now its up 17. I like it better a little than PHCM, a little bit cheaper but when PHCM splits I'll probably go with that one. This market is great. What we will need to do later on is have alerts set up randomly on older watch lists. I've saved a lot of trouble at night by pulling up watch list and 'rechecking their charts and putting in buy stops and/or alerts.. Stocks like ADIC, CMRC, BVSN, BRCM can't always be on every watch list so an alert and/or buy stop will insure your position. Buy stops can be kept until cancelled. I usually keep mine about 3 days. JNIC (oh my I never heard of it).. I keep each watch list from mid September until end of October on separate portfolios of 11 (just like watch list). Usually on the weekend when I have more time I bring up the portfolios and check them, (running them through the 'scans' in 'display only' thereby displaying if there were any technical pivots hit, (moving average breakouts, Bollinger band breakouts, Range contractions and candlestick reversals etc.) or in "explorations' in metastock where I have about 10 explorations for checking everything from volume, volatility, moving average crossovers etc. Whole thing takes about 10 minutes to run them through. if they seem to have corrected or look like they are in a strong uptrend, I would set an alert, if they are already close to breakout, I might put in a buy stop. I did not put in a buy stop in CMRC unfortunately but I did with NSOL.