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To: Klinger who wrote (1091)	2/25/1998 6:15:00 PM
From: Ms. X	Respond to of 34817

Remember John, Don't get greedy on trades. I speak from experience. Most of the time when I have a game plan, like you did, and I changed it mid-run, I lost. I've done that before when a stock runs past my original sell mark and I decide to "see where it goes". I've learned when I do that to back my self up with stops. I will change a plan if the indicators change. For instance, if I enter a stock long but then an indicator turns negative, I'll exit the position. Or, if I am long and an additional indicator turns positive, I might up my sell target. Don't assume anything. Take it as it is. Many more stocks out there to trade. Best of luck to you. Jan