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To: Doug R who wrote (10507)	1/14/1998 11:20:00 AM
From: ivan solotaroff	Respond to of 79270

Doug, OK, I'm off. Nice PROFIT!! (Me too. Not often one gets to take le soapbox and tell the master to watch his a$$. I'sss fun.) TLK: NOW you tell me: Take a look at the way it looked on Yahoo: quote.yahoo.com That's no PGDCEB, that's a PP bounce--as in little boy takes one on a hard patch of concrete. I ain't studying no PPBs. All that's golden does not glister. (Tarzan make little shower joke) (Loved the Robin Reload reference, BTW. We ARE getting older aren't we.) Ivan PS: Got stopped out of OXFD yesterday at 15 11/16. Weep weep. Am currently studying it on the sidelines for Post-PGDCED behavior. PPS: Am going over your #10425. I'd say my three favorites are CKSG, NRGN, and VVUS. The latter two flopped, so to speak, on bad clinical trials, and might take a while. My older twin was bequeathed NRGN and I know it like the back of my hand. I even developed my own method for tracking its A/D that works fairly well. It has a history with $14. CKSG might very well be your mother of all signals if/when it finally goes. For one thing its gap was over 60%. For another, it's probably only over signal levels at this point because of a Twenty-best writeup on Internet stox that came out on Jan. 6. Hate it when these stupid writeups get in the way of future history. CKSG's incubation is beautiful. The longer the better--up to the point, of course, when they're just an overcooked cat.