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To: Chaz who wrote (9259)	6/3/1998 1:24:00 PM
From: Chris	Respond to of 42787

chaz, sorry for the late reply.. theortitically, a trader can do quite well vs buy n' hold. it's because he can go short where a buy n' holder cant.. of course, this all depends on "how aggressive the" trader is.. if he is able to catch each swing, one can really do well. im not very aggressive, so i dont shoot for the bottoms/tops.. rather, i rely on safety, where i jump in when trend is confirmed. sold out my radaf at breakeven awhile ago.. but always watching for that pop.. post to me when it does..