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To: tuck who wrote (11871)	11/21/1999 9:38:00 AM
From: Herm	Respond to of 14162

Thanks for the kind wordss. Nice to hear you still growing, learning, and prosperous. As far as champagne? Well, may I suggest giving a little something to a charity or church of your choice as your toast to better days ahead. I have been blessed with much and can't explain in words the benefits of giving to others. All I can say is it will change you! It works like I know WINs works! :-) ROST I plotted ROST for the past 48 months using the 200-day moving average. You will note that ROST has bounced off the 200-day moving average on three different occasions. This is the second drop below the ROST 200-day moving average. Price support is around $15 to $18. A drop below that would signal a serious problem. Other factors? Very low RSI, OBV moving sideways, Stocastics just about ready to go positive. All you need is a high volume day to signal a turning point. askresearch.com

To: tuck who wrote (11871)	11/22/1999 9:48:00 PM
From: Dan Duchardt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14162

Welcome back Tuck!! Glad to hear you're getting off to a good start. I've moved from the paper trading I was doing (like EDFY) into some real positions that have made me some money, but I seem to have a knack writing ATM or ITM calls just before the underlying stocks make a strong positive move and writing the OTMs for relatively small premies only to watch the stocks pull back. I've been out of synch with IFMX ever since I started with it. Got called out of PAIR after it popped for 30% literally hours after I wrote ATM calls. Still, I'm learning, and it's a lot better learning and making some money than learning with the expense of losses. Dan