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To: E. T. who wrote (6274)	12/20/2000 1:48:48 PM
From: jef saunders	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 14101

wow, E.T. i dunno. dollar average back in at lower prices, i suppose. i just guess at this stuff. buy some back at lower prices. i'd like to say "then follow the sure way, put a stop buy order in, say around 8 without looking at a chart, and then follow it down". but then you are burned on a news announcement. to get left behind on all shares, that'd be be bad. if you get left behind on some shares, that's not so bad. also considering the amazing values that this nasdaq bear market is creating, there will be doubles abound in the coming years in non-dimethaid stocks, too. look at FLSH. look at ELEC. great companies with great growth. how long can the market punish them for announcing great news ? i thinking of taking ELEC up to 10,000 shares...that'll be the 2nd stock i own with that many shares. i agree with Cal Gary, that there are some explosive up waves coming up over the months that will change dimethaid into the teens. you should be able to catch a few more bucks on a dimethaid drop. from 9 to 6.5 that's 27% or 38% retracement from the peek (which one Cal Gary), substantial. 50% is more substantial. who knows what the institutions will do ?