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To: Frank who wrote (418)	2/26/2001 7:01:15 PM
From: Second_Titan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23153

?Bull market - I dont know if you could call what we have had in the last 12 months a bull market. But I think sector investing is the way to go. I have been lucky following a strategy similar to yours. But maybe not as focused on anyone company. I have held large % in FLC and CRK and some others at the correct time. Also I have been lucky not to take a bath with a large position. Well anyway this weeks EIA NG weekly showed below average temps in the key consuming regions. This could be a pivotal week with API & AGA's. If the AGA's are still lower than expected it will not be comforting. Weather looks supportive for demand over the next few weeks as well. I look forward to this boards tech selections in order to help select some winners.

To: Frank who wrote (418)	2/26/2001 8:31:38 PM
From: CommanderCricket	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 23153

Frank, I trade a portion of my portfolio the same way but with an added twist. After I have established a position and I'm familiar with the day to day trading action, I'll add additional shares and scalp the swings. This worked great with KEG. I always kept a "core" position and traded some. It worked great until I finally sold out around $11 1/2. I was soo used to KEG not breaking $11 that I didn't see the upside until it was too late. This only works if you convince yourself that a stock if worth holding for awhile. Oh.. Set stops!! I've just started with PGO. Nice long term value with very little down side. Nice new thread, let's make some money.... Michael