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To: bztrader who wrote (7460)	1/3/2000 9:22:00 PM
From: Trading Machine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11051

Sometimes he deserves a swelled head, especially when Donna hits him!gg No, the leaps look like a real easy, cost effective way to loose a predetermined amount of money!! ha Today I bought zsgam 65 calls which are the 2001 leaps for SGP. I am looking at the trend lines and it looks as if this puppy ought to go in the direction of 58 over the next couple of months. I am presuming that when it does its value will move to $8 per contract allowing me a profit on my money!(maybe) TB worked it out using the same stuff we been using (TA) and it looks like a no-brainer to me. I just try to pick one that is a) responsive to a trend, and b) one in a down trend near its monthly trend line. I assume that most people assume that they are going out of business or that SGP is not going to manufacture drugs anymore etc...At least this is our thinking, the proof of the pudding is putting money on it, which I done today!(as the little boy says) Any way Quote.com gives me real time quotes on leaps and I can chart them using the same charting tools we always use and the same indicators, etc.. So we will see how it comes out, just watch the price on zsgam-p, I paid 2 3/8 for them, so lets see if they go up or down. CU TM