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To: TobaccoMan who wrote (5173)	2/5/1998 1:28:00 PM
From: LastShadow	Respond to of 120523

pair If you buy at market at 21 (as of 1:21 pm) set a stop a no less than 20, preferably 20.375. I know that seems tight, but you want an execution before the crowd's if it tumbles. The risk with 20.5 is that the mm go could down and pick it up if you bought enough shares. You might want to wait until the selloff is over though and see where it goes by late afternoon. Look to see where it levels, and then buy at market. Right now its upticking again, so setting limit buys would be pointless. I didn't get another ticker filled this morning for same reason, but decided not to chase it ls

To: TobaccoMan who wrote (5173)	2/5/1998 1:32:00 PM
From: Alex Engelgardt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

LHSG I said it was an excellent short candidate in 60s and it gapped up today at 73 and traded down to 70 on volume slightly above average. My take of this is that it may run up a little more from here which will make it an even better short target. For one thing, if you want to short it and hold it long term, 45 is your strike price - that's where all insiders sold their shares not so long ago. Alex.