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To: KymarFye who wrote (33074)	3/25/2002 9:23:44 PM
From: Davy Crockett	Respond to of 52237

No. Not anymore. It was much easier to trade'em last year (PM's) when no one wanted 'em. Also I'm paranoid about missing the $25.00 (or more) overnight moves that this sector is famous for. I have a core position of GOLD & Silver juniors & have just recently sold some of the intermediates that I'm in. I have rotated those profits into other Gold/Silver/Diamond juniors & am trying to become reacquainted with the semi's & other techies. Unlike some posters, who for some reason, think that they're right all the time, I'm usually on the wrong side of the trade... but not for long. I'm usually stopped out if the trade goes against me. It's amazing how I make money sometimes <g> I just read the chart(s)... all of 'dem, monthly, weekly, daily & depending on the trade, hourly, 15 min & 5 min & go with the flow, although I prefer to be somewhat of a contrarian & like to catch falling knives. (It can be very profitable sometimes if the trade goes my way)! I prefer multiple time frame confirmations of the trades I make... but sometimes I break my own rules & pay the price later <g/ng> FWIW only Regards, Peter