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To: lisalisalisa who wrote (71)	2/17/2002 12:48:40 AM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 203

or did you mean 10$ I'd have sold some DROOY shares by $10 too. No I meant $10,000 for my last share -g- By trade I am an Analogue process Engineer. As opposed to those digital guys who just think in 1's an 0's. -lol- Therefore when a price doubles, I just sell half my remaining position, as it goes to "da moon". If it drops by half, I think about buying it back again. If I'm still bullish about the price of gold I would buy it back. The important point is I'm in control of the situation, not some other guy. You don't have to be a big shot to do this. You can do this even with 100 shares. If DROOY goes to $6, sell 50 shares. If it goes to $12 sell 25 shares, $24 sell 12 shares... etc You can make your own rules... Simple and straightforward. You need patience and discipline. I'm just getting to the discipline stage. i.e when a price target is hit 99%, you still don't pull the trigger. It's mathematics in action -lol-