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To: Y. Samuel Arai who wrote (1194)	12/31/1999 8:47:00 AM
From: luther yow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3770

I agree. TYC is my core holding for long term because I think there is very little downside and lot of upside. The base price is around 40 until the feds get through. My other long term is CS and all others I will trade in a minute. Thanks for your information. Luther

To: Y. Samuel Arai who wrote (1194)	12/31/1999 1:30:00 PM
From: Tom_	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3770

Happy New year to All! Thanks, Samuel for the analysis. IMO, the strength TYC showed again today helps validate your take. Now, since there haven't seemed to be any Y2K apocalypses reported so far, can we get, please: a Y2K-relief gap up on January fourth followed by all the sideline/money-market-fund money piling into TYC and then, strong quadruple-audited earnings and then, the tech sector escapee money piling in as well and THEN, the SEC giving a (de facto) A-Okay and then, after the zoom, your three bland days upon which, judging the peak perfectly, covered calls till the autumn re-rev Be still my beating heart! Best wishes to all, Tom

To: Y. Samuel Arai who wrote (1194)	1/2/2000 11:40:00 PM
From: Don England	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3770

sam, new to this thread - at least it's alive; i'm on threads where i've experienced multibaggers, and nobody is posting... go figger. anyway, just got into tyc @33+ and am pleased. was wondering about your comment on 3 days of sideways movement. i read gary at tsc and try to figure out what it is he sees in charts that bears on a stock price's movement and feel i have a rude grasp of what he is doing. he likes at least 20 days of sideways consolidation in a stock's run-up before it breaks out again - loose rule-of-thumb. so, what is wrong with tyc moving 10 points, e.g. 28 - 38, and then consolidating before it runs again? or am i missing something? thanks, don