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To: Sector Investor who wrote (46504)	5/10/1998 5:00:00 PM
From: Darren	Respond to of 61433

You are talking about a three week period. As a day trader, I could be short any number of times during that three week period. <<Well, not exactly. No. I am short, but I thought it was going to go down last week, and I was a little early, so I'm pretty much just hoping to get out flat...<grin>>> So, conceivably, I could have sold the shares on 4/20 at 42 5/8 and bought them back at 40 1/16 on 4/28? That would be if I was a perfect trader which I am not -- but I could have bought the shares back any time before 5/5 and still made at least one stick. My own words. Give it up. The fact is, only two people know when I was short and you aren't one of them. Once again, my statements stand as true.