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To: Doug R who wrote (33301)	1/4/2000 10:04:00 AM
From: bdog	Respond to of 79237

AERTA schmaerta, NWLL was the play. 6 bagger, opens at 28+ and zooms to 52... too fast for my blood, think I'll stick with the long term stuff and do AERTA for a day or two...>g< now who knew what on NWLL around 8 bucks yesterday? boutsidedog

To: Doug R who wrote (33301)	1/4/2000 10:16:00 AM
From: bdog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79237

Thanks for the bonz and assorted treats Voo, XYBR is showing itself on all kinds of scans, also on dogwatch is PCRV, SPLK, FDJA, and PARL... y'all have a great day! now off to work... bdog

To: Doug R who wrote (33301)	1/4/2000 11:10:00 AM
From: ivan solotaroff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79237

OF MICE AND MIMBOS Doug, I've mentioned that I'm eyeballing oil stocks for MIMBO formations. In particular, was looking at the GW chart: tscn.com Noticed something: There appears to have been a MIM set up in 1996, and a BO in 1997, complete with Peg Line. If so (I'm also wondering if 1987-96 could be construed as the left side of the MIM and 96-97 the right, and we're still waiting for Mr. BO?), this formation was interrupted en route to all-time highs in the 11s. If you go back to 1982, you see what was probably a gap-down into the same ranges (I don't have any way of getting that data). I bring it up because this is now the third or fourth time I've seen this, and I've learned to stay away from or back out of MIMBO positions that are approaching previous gaps. It's already gotten me out of two would-have been long-term trades (and losses): AKLM and TACO. I've brought this up before, but you didn't seem to think much of it. Still, I 'umbly suggest a footnote to the already storied legend of the MIMBO. But you know me, always trying to stick my little cat-thing into everyone's pie. Ivan