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To: Robin who wrote (1406)	12/3/1997
From: John Ritter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2389

My 'broker' only charges me $10 to change my mind, lunch money on a couple hundred shares, and a cheap lunch at that. If I thought it was going to 20 I'd sell all for $10 and wait for $20. The best way to give money to brokers and MM is using a stop loss. Everytime I have tried that the stock drops briefly to the logical limit, there goes my stock, and up she goes to where she was. I don't have a broker anymore, just a modem and a mouse, and therefore manual stop lose tools, my fingers. I am pretty excited about this stock, missed the jump yesterday, but that was how it came to my attention, then WACKO, it sure looked good at forty, but then so did I, er do I. I don't think this one will drop, I'm confident enough to go out tomorrow for lunch.

To: Robin who wrote (1406)	12/3/1997 1:12:00 AM
From: Jazz102	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2389

If you like buying opportunities take a look at CRUS. It's back on sale at 12+; or SYSF a wonderful buying opportunity at 6+ way way down from its highs. How do you tell the difference between buying opportunity and final markdown or clearance sale? JAZZ