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To: Henry D who wrote (45302)4/10/2001 1:39:25 PM
From: XBrit  Respond to of 70976
 
<<i would like to inquire how u made that>>

Bot a bunch of the stock in late 99. It seemed attractive because back end was trailing front end in the big boom. Sold same in April-May 2000. Partly because the April break in the Nasdaq really spooked me. Partly because the CEO announced he was selling half his own stock, and I figured he'd be well placed to make good exit decisions.

I traded around the position a lot, but that's the short version. Not much TA involved. No options. My largest total position was long 32,000 (==64,000 post-split) if I recall right. But the average position was a lot less.