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To: Frederik who wrote (130)	5/26/1998 12:41:00 AM
From: Whiskey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 197

Frederik, Just cause someone sells when a stock goes down or is trending down after a nice runup does not mean he or she cannot be long on a stock. I would have to say that if I could play the market and hit it right every time I would buy and sell every day with the highs and the dips. Of course we all know the odds of doing that. The stock went up on no news and came down the same way. I would have liked to have sold at 10 and bought back at 6.5 or 7. I was holding a thousand shares and would have liked to put that in the bank. There are a lot more people around who are making money off these jumps and control the stocks more than we will ever know so why shouldn't we make money too. My thoughts on the stock have not changed as to the potential of the stock. My present play is still at this point long but I still like to make money regardless how it is viewed by others. I never could understand people on these threads saying gosh I hope it goes down further so I can buy more. Thats' BS. Whiskey