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To: Tim Luke who wrote (25249)	12/2/1997 7:29:00 PM
From: scott maragioglio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

Tim, I don't like to get off topic, but you are a flake.:) Scott

To: Tim Luke who wrote (25249)	12/2/1997 8:06:00 PM
From: Jurgen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

Tim, 1. I do like you, read my post ! You're a funny guy and we need some fun here. 2. I sold ASND at 46 when it touched my 10% stop loss. I can try to explane to you what a stop loss is. Just give me your email and i'll send you some information. But please keep my adress secret ! :o) 3. What does Tim the Trader know about my investments ? 5speed

To: Tim Luke who wrote (25249)	12/2/1997 8:07:00 PM
From: John Ritter	Respond to of 61433

I put my ASND loses on CS today, if it bounces two points I'l be back.

To: Tim Luke who wrote (25249)	12/3/1997 1:19:00 PM
From: sepku	Respond to of 61433

>>>guys who don't like me or my negative posts even though most of them are correct<<< Well, thank heavens I'm here to scratch notes on my notepad whenever you make a future projection. If you don't hold yourself accountable for reckless and bogus calls, who will? Oh yeah, I will! I shall dub them: "The Chronicles of Tim". Thus far: #1 INDV - great buy at $5 (today 3 5/8) #2 ASND - 30 by Fri, Nov 21 (i wish!) And soon to be added: #3 ASND - will miss Q4 #'s #4 ASND - will not see 35 in 6 months #5 ASND - will NEVER see anywhere near 80 again. (implies forever) >>>bought asnd at 80 and now they are hoding a stock that will NEVER see anywhere near 80 again.<<< Never as in forever, right? Or never as in: "maybe I'll change my mind next week"? I need a Timster's Pocket Dictionary, too! ;o) >>>Like I said sometimes I get stuck holding a stock that is all part of day trading.<<< No, that has absolutely nothing to do with day trading. The cardinal rule of day trading is to NEVER (yes, as in forever) hold a trade past the closing bell. Once you do so, you only fool yourself in calling yourself a day trader...you are then a position trader. I never, ever hold a day trade position overnight -- THAT is daytrading. The only positions I hold are in the other portfolios I manage which require more conservative strategies. Style Pts.