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To: bw who wrote (33)5/4/1998 2:15:00 PM
From: Broken_Clock  Respond to of 14427
 
Sounds right to me. Looks like boats are a lot stronger than indiated. I like the fact that they are very low debt and buying back stock. They are moving up against the tide today so we'll see over the next couple of days how they do. I'll be looking to re-enter esv ,maybe not today. it looks stronger now.



To: bw who wrote (33)5/4/1998 3:03:00 PM
From: Thean  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
bw, for some reason SEV has began to move today. It could be speculation that they have found oil show in their latest well which would increase their reservoir number by quite a bit. However, at this point it is all speculation. If you did not get in earlier, I would not chase after it since it is outside of its intraday upper BB right now. I expect some pullback before the close. Anyway, the bulls seem to be in charge of SEV at this juncture. I sold my May 25 call today for 1/2 pt. Still have the stock and June 17.5.

Oil is below $16 again. But it seems some drillers are attempting to come back. I like BDI too. Bought BDI Friday and today. Sold GW last week. Bought MDCO today too. I'm with you. 1/4 - 1/2 pt here and there and a 5-10% monthly appreciation shall be obtainable. If you haven't gotten into covered call, I'd suggest you read up. It's even more conservative than buying stocks. But of course you need to own the stocks first. I got into this 2 months ago and wished I have gotten into it sooner.