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To: Bid daddy who wrote (24416)	11/18/1999 6:27:00 AM
From: The Devil Dog	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 62348

Never buy all your position in one go. its easier to avg up than to wish you had more and be left holding the bag. Dont try to become wealthy from one stock overnight, there is always gonna be another chance on another stock to make the bigbuks. My example, Yesterday sold a pile at open @ 17.85, I immediately realized it wasn't going to tank, so I repurchased half my position back @ 17.90, it continued to rise, I repurchased the other half @ 19.00. Now that may not be the best example(but that is what it took for my own verification of the run - I sold the works @ 20.60;o). All I am trying to convey is that as a trader you have to remember what you miss today you can get tomorrow. Thats what leaves you hanging around for the long run. All this of course is JMHO. WB