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To: 45bday who wrote (4119)	1/21/1998 4:18:00 PM
From: tech	Respond to of 10786

solution, I haven't looked at DDIM for quite some time. You are right when it comes to trading the y2k stocks. Anyone who is holding these for long term (right now anyway) is foolish. These stocks are going to be very volatile and will prove great "traders" I would wait until approx. Q3 of 1998 before I would go long on any of them. Even KEA with its unmatched performance and contract total has been a great trader. ALYD will continue to be a great trading stock. The only key is to know when to sell once you see the signals. If you don't like to trade that often, then you can also use covered calls to maximize your profits.