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To: Archie Meeties who wrote (38027)	2/7/2008 1:14:50 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95790

Hi Arch, I've been buying the dip and selling the rallies. At these prices I have a very hard time selling into the rally. I've left some on the table after I feel it is tolling over. Buy I'm playing with short term money and to be able to play the game - you have to sell to be able to buy the next dip. That being said,I may well be disappointed by having sold out at a very good entry point. My overiding trade policy is if price does retest - it should margianlly violate the previous low and have some nice positive divergences in Macd and Rsi(Maybe an ADX crossover). If that happens I'm jumping in with the rest of my mad money and a little bit of margin. All in all these are great values that I've not seen in 2-3 years.They will be positional homeruns out a year. That is worthy of being patient. Time will bail ouot ant small errors here that's for sure. Put cotton in your ears hold your nose and buy the dips.<smile> Bob