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Strategies & Market Trends : Momentum Daytrading - Tricks of the Trade -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Philip C Manoharan who wrote (793)	3/26/1998 11:47:00 AM
From: steve goldman	Respond to of 2120

Jag Notes: If anyone is interested, we present the daily Jag Notes at 9am till 9:25am on our free chat site. The Jag Notes are a fax service of what the various Wall Street firms are talking/upgrading/downgrading for the day. They sometimes provide some ideas and offbeat stocks that mightbe overlooked by mainstream crowd. As contrarians, we often use the irrational upgrades or downgrades to initiate positions. If anyone is interested in joining us, go to yamner.com to enter the Chat Site. Our chat site remains open through the day but is more a means of our clients/guests communicating private messages to our firm traders/execs. etc. Private messages are sent using the /tell (name of person) command. During the Noon till 1pm slot, we host a more active, Q& A session. Nonetheless, we are available at all times for general questions of visitors. We also host Special Chat sessions on on specific topics from time to time. This is not a superactive site for trading looking for ideas during the day, yet the morning Jags might prove uself to many. For amore active site for monitoring during the day, I would suggest Ken Wolffe's MTrader site...http://mtrader.com. He has a free trial which is well worth it. I usually stop inthere for an 1/2 hour each day. If there is an interest from Ken's Crowd, we could arrange to hold the session earlier so that Ken's chat site group can join us for the 1/2 discussion before doing their thing on Ken's IRC channel. As well, since our site is browser based, both could be maintained for the morning sessions. Feel free to join us any morning to discuss the Jags or anything elseyou might have questions regarding. Regards, Steve@yamner.com yamner.com