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To: Connor26 who wrote (4846)10/26/2000 7:38:30 PM
From: Susan G  Respond to of 8046
 
I have 50 piddly shares of ARTG - remmnants I never sold in my IRA. I only get burned daytrading it, so I keep these instead and just stay away...I'd watch it closely to make sure it's going up before you buy. It was 70ish this am, recovered to 84, now 71 again. Too whippy for me to trade, even to swing trade. The only way I've done well is to buy when it tanks and hold.

Just saw that news, great, put that out with the report, SHEESH. I'd say now you have to wait for it to tank and turn up again, when the selling is over....Tomorrow am may be the best opportunity. If you see it drop and then bottom out or reverse that may be all it takes. So many good stocks are left unscathed by secondaries only getting hit for a day or two.

34m float with 63% held by institutions, trading an average of 1 1/2 mill a day, shouldn't take too long to absorb those 4m...

Going to hit the couch with a glass of wine, later!



To: Connor26 who wrote (4846)10/26/2000 7:55:51 PM
From: Susan G  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 8046
 
Suzi Orman on cnbc in response to a caller asking what was her opinion of daytrading part time:

"absolute ridiculous, you have to be out of your mind"

also, "having 1/2 of your money in tech stocks is nuts" LOL...1/2??? 26% is too much also.

ROFLMAO, you'd have to be out of your mind to "invest" her way <g> dollar cost averaging into funds

Her suggestion of what to do when your stocks tank? Buy more <ggggggg>