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To: 45bday who wrote (4512)	2/18/1998 12:43:00 PM
From: Runner	Respond to of 10786

I wonder too. But I am glad I bought those shares yesterday at 15 3/4. Now let me see, if I sell now, 1000 times 1 1/4 = $ 1250 - $400.00 taxes= $ 850 in one day. Now if I was a day trader like you know who- nah! I'm going to live dangerously! <gg> I'll hold.

To: 45bday who wrote (4512)	2/18/1998 1:09:00 PM
From: Robert K. Sims	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

solution, I don't have the answer. However, if you want to make a lot of money trading there are two things to watch for. They seem to run parallel. It's the TEDeffect and the ROBERTeffect.<gg> History has proven that if we're going long you go short, if we go short you go long. The real reason the stock went up was because I had a buy order in for 5000 @ $13.75. Well that's a perfect example of what I call the ROBERTeffect. Pretty simple. What you think? -Robert