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To: gravity rules who wrote (12540)	2/20/2002 12:00:00 PM
From: jim_p	Respond to of 23153

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To: gravity rules who wrote (12540)	2/20/2002 2:50:53 PM
From: chowder	Respond to of 23153

HAR, HAR, HAR! Stop picking on me or I'll have my pet monkey get you. Seriously, as I've been mentioning all along, your goals and objectives determine whether you short the homeboys and for how long. Some people have been scalping them for the last month. Based on my e-mail response, although they were successful, they admit the results weren't worth the stress of swimming against the tide. I've read that 70% of a stock's price movement occurs in a 20% time frame. It's this time frame that I and some others here want to focus on and try to perfect. Will the homeboys give up ground? Sure! Can you make money fighting the trend? Sure! In being consistent with my analysis from the very beginning, I still say a better short is when the homeboys break major levels of support. Those levels may be broken today, in which case I would think momentum will pick up to the downside. I'd wait until near the close though, but that's just me. As you know, I'm happy for your KA-CHING! Let's hope we have many more together. dabum