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To: Dale Baker who wrote (15229)	2/1/2000 3:36:00 PM
From: Steeliejim	Respond to of 118717

Any news out propelling NSATF? Looks like people missed on a real sales price the other day. My balance is on a real roller coaster ride. Right now, I like the direction. Reminds me of my thoughts re. volatility. The pundits all talk about low volatility being good--less down in a down market and all that. But low volatility also means less high in a good market. If we are interested in outcome at the end of the race, rather than 1/10, 1/4, or halfway through, methinks a highly volatile, GOOD stock will beat the low volatility stock every time, plus provide good ops for adding to ones position--IMHO of course. So what am I doing w/ HAS? Actually, I'll be asking that ??? myself pretty soon if'n it doesn't start to move. Although its downside is limited IMO, it needs to produce, because I have a fair amount of $$$ tied up that I could be playing with in these high volatility stocks that I have done well with in the past. Or, just chalk it up to the fact that I'm a Gemini <<ggg>>. Jim