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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (71320)	11/16/2000 1:24:59 AM
From: fortitude	Respond to of 150070

even without one of the body parts mentioned the remark hurt but with a daily spread of 72 - 81 lots of stuff can happen... you could pretty much trade it all day long...lbrt is another one that usually gives a nice spread but hand...what a mix...high profile shorts, skiddish market and a good product(imo)...that sector should do nothing but heat up some day soon... good trading... lp

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (71320)	11/16/2000 8:25:47 AM
From: ChrisJP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

Jeez, Jim and Laurap, to follow and make sense of your conversation I had to click on a half a dozen links, lol. The "trowel" pun was pretty cute. I thought Pluvia's comment was pretty much uncalled for and ignorant. He is clearly a master of hindsight and the post probably had more to do with ego than investing/trading. If you think a stock is going to drop from $80 to $20, why day-trade the price swings ? Hold the position until the price target is met or the story changes. Otherwise you run the risk of getting whipsawwed. Message 14804478 I bet there are a ton of shorts in .com stocks who covered waaaaaaay above what the stocks are trading at now and are sorry they did. Chris