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To: SE who wrote (41944)	12/7/2000 9:29:34 PM
From: virtualsignal	Respond to of 44573

As you say, I think I'll stick to the regular ones for a while. Read some where that after big announcements there can be two or three big whipsaws before the trend resumes. So I will avoid those if possible, but having stops on trades makes safe trading, just in case of braking news. Now the news lately has been pretty much one way, either good or not so good, so the method of placing two trades could work. Where as stuff like a vague statement from the Fed would produce the headfakes. Very interesting. Moving orders, I need to pratice that. Like the idea of being ready.