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To: kendall harmon who wrote (73839)	11/30/1999 8:37:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

Stocks that do well in the morning, don't necessarily do well in the 'rodeo ride' of the last hour and vice versa. #7 had the last hour spurt that I had expected for a few more stocks, but as I mentioned, if the nasdaq didn't come back, most of the stocks will not come back. That's why I never enter stocks that 'seem' to hit a bottom, but I wait to have a 'buy limit' hit when the stock rises to a pivotal point and gets me caught up in an uptrend. I didn't get caught in any uptrends before leaving this afternoon (no HLTH triggered).. Thankfully I still held on to CMVT not being too perturbed by its fluctuations. ASDS was a loss but I reshorted before leaving at 2:45