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To: Sunny who wrote (3729)	8/26/2000 10:22:59 AM
From: Yogizuna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10714

Sunny, I do not believe that would be a true test or prove anything based on two signals. For a true test, you would have to follow every "Yogi System" buy/sell signal going all the way back to when CREE first started trading against someone who bought and held on after the first YS buy signal. I did not follow CREE back then so I'm not sure at this point exactly how it would have turned out..... There are advantages to both methods. With trading, you can usually "sleep better at night" knowing you that you have usually locked in some profits while the stock nose dives or corrects, and with buy n' hold, one does not have to bother with the hassles of following signals and creating paperwork..... Some can not live with B&H (me) and some can not live with what they perceive as excessive trading. We all have to follow the beat of our own different drummer..... Yogi