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Strategies & Market Trends : LastShadow's Position Trading -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (32955)	3/22/2000 8:51:00 PM
From: LastShadow	Respond to of 43080

Watch List and my take on the market: SYMBOL CLOSE CHANGE CHANGE % AAPL 144.188 9.25 6.85% ADBE 102 10.312 11.25% AMAT 104.75 6.75 6.89% AOL 72 4.375 6.47% CPQ 32.25 1.812 5.95% CSCO 144.375 3.5 2.48% DIS 40.5 1.312 3.35% DOV 46.875 0.562 1.21% GADZ 23.25 2.25 10.71% GE 150.875 0.875 0.58% INTC 144.063 5.625 4.06% KM 10.063 0.188 1.90% MFNX 95.125 6.75 7.64% MU 141 20 16.53% NITE 54.938 5.938 12.12% NT 134 4.5 3.47% SBUX 39.125 0.125 0.32% SCH 57.563 3.125 5.74% SPY 150.094 3.25 2.21% YHOO 197.188 5.438 2.84% TOT/AVG 94.211 4.797 5.63% I figure the market is going to do whatever it does, and everyone should set limit buys and protective stops. For whatever its worth, my experience says that one should expect nothing, react logically and emotionlessly to what does happen, and if you bought a good company and you couldn't get out, hold it for a recovery. If you buy small caps or on news or in expectation of a move that doesn't happen, be fast. Fast to acknowledge your error in judgement...because that is the only thing that will save you. lastshadow