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To: Sig who wrote (157634)	6/4/2000 9:40:00 PM
From: Venkie	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176388

The psychology in day trading is very cunning and baffeling. I hold my core positions and trade 1 stock at a time.My biggest mistakes was not taking a small loss when and if the stock mkt goes south on reasons like rising %%rates..ect..ect.and then I go long<duh>. I like trading positions instead real day trading..I hv a position in Vrts now but I will try my best to call the temporary top and sell ..hoping to buy back cheaper.I don't like buying companies that I am not willing to go long on..The ?? is "How long is long..Hmmmm The only thing I hate about day trading is almost always buying at the high. Granola is a true Day Trader...Sometimes buying and selling a stock 25/50 times a day..She is xtrm good at it..Harvard Gal<gg> U ever see a Harvard Day Trader ? She is absolutely kwel..but even she can get caught buying at the highs.. i hv total respect for the way she does biz. Most day traders fail...live and learn.Now can I hv a hug since you picked my pee brain<gg< Donnie I hv been hanging aound the All Clowns Must Die Thread...I get cussed out almost every time I post..I would like to learn a little more about shorting..LT gvs me a real hard time...Funk him and feed him fish heads..alligator gare..mullits...jelly fish..dead crabs See Ya Kid