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To: Herm who wrote (6020)	12/3/1997 9:19:00 PM
From: Hunt	Respond to of 14162

I was fairly diversified in sectors, one airline RENO, one retail EAGL, and CREAF. Was forced into selling some EAGL today. Bought back the Jan 25 calls that I had sold on CREAF, was fortunated to catch it at it's low today. I did not have the guts to buy additional contracts. Wish I had. For it rallied late in the day. After, I check my buying power in the morning, I might be forced into selling the Jan 22.5 calls. It is still profitable, CREAF's net is less than 19, but I have been using the profits to buy additional positions and shares. So when the stocks take a hit the profits go down as well. Wish I would learn to leave some in cash. Beening in business for myself, Paychecks may have to issued early this month <G>.