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To: Robert V. Cavaleri who wrote (14907)11/13/1999 9:36:00 AM
From: Rande Is  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 57584
 
Thanks much, Robert. Great call on CNTR. Wish you had positioned in and positioned out rather than selling all too early. . . I prefer holding at least one position right through to the end of a momentum. . . losing some money on it, but assuring myself that I didn't miss the real move. . . I make most of my loot on my second position. . since it is generally in at the lowest point and out near the high. . . the third position is more a daytrade or swing trade. . .where you sell each big peak and buy each big dip. . . this is often a way to make extra cash quickly. . . though I have lost by mis-timing moves many times. . . so often I only use my third position when all indicators are in my favor. Took 3rd position yesterday on LDIG at 40 . . .sold close to 47, as I recall, then bought back for Monday near the close around 44-45 or so. Now remember, I was loaded with LDIG when it was called TUNE . . at 2.75 and rode it straight to $60 per share or more. . . .sold it all off and re-loaded my boats at $17 bucks per share. . . and I am looking at nearly a triple already on this second trip northward.

I think HLTH will flounder for a while [sold mine], while it tries to find its legs. But I agree that it is now more attractive to fund managers, since there is more stock to buy in size.

Good to see you again. . .take care,

Rande Is