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To: Chris who wrote (9632)	6/4/1998 8:19:00 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42787

Hate to bother you but, could you look at KEA again except use the GET to project out a week or month. Just curious since it is still acting strange. It stayed within 1/8 of a point of 43 1/2 all day except the open. It also stayed here yesterday. If this continues it will have the tightest bolinger bands I have ever seen. I am curious if it will see the down trend or if it will see a bounce, rebasing etc. Also, this GET you use, is there a monthly fee , if so how much, to get (pardon the pun) updates, do you have to manually load daily highs, lows, volume etc. I am looking to try a new charting program, and have seen you mention projected prices a few times which my charts don't do. I have to read tea leaves, use chicken heads etc. Thanks

To: Chris who wrote (9632)	6/4/1998 9:51:00 PM
From: bruin	Respond to of 42787

hi chris i just got home and got your email from 9 o clock i tried to call u at noon but nobody was at home and there is no answer machine so today it is probably impossible do u guys have time tomorrow i m free either noon or nite so email me tonite or call me thanx shuo ps i bought intv yesterday and sold it today on margin make a quick gain and it offsets my loss a little also i m looking into radaf this time this baby hopfully will go up

To: Chris who wrote (9632)	6/4/1998 10:02:00 PM
From: Magnatizer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Chris GRB came out of the same scan which produced BDX and AVY yesterday. GRB looks real good to me. What does the CSS say? ht david

To: Chris who wrote (9632)	6/4/1998 11:11:00 PM
From: BI*RI	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42787

Chris, I've been lurking and enjoying your thread for quite awhile as I know little about TA, and you are discussing some stocks that I have already in my "retirement" portfolio, or am looking to purchase or add to it. Namely, DELL, PFE, CPQ, and HD. I trust you'll get around to ATI and GPS eventually <ggg>. But as much as I look at these as my long term bread and butter stocks, I have an almost equal amount of my portfolio in just two small caps: APCO and RADAF. I view these as long term winners in which I keep a core position and trading shares. For example, I recently traded 1/3 of my RADAF into APCO at 10 3/4 that got flipped back into RADAF after APCO rebounded to 12 1/4. The core position remains untouched, but I flip the trading shares between the two when the price is right. These two are like marathon horses that you can place your bets on as they move through the race, but collect a little each time they pass "go". You see, I "know" that APCO will get back to 14 and I expect 18 before too long, and likewise, if RADAF retraces to 18 or 19, I'll ante up again cuz I "know" that 21 will be there soon enough, and I expect at least 28 before the race is over. Thus, when you say you might get in RADAF, but short-term, I think that you might want to look a little deeper at the fundamental side of things, and come to the conclusion that many of us have that this is a good short term play, that will turn out to be a great long term winner. You might want to think of getting in, taking some off the table, but leaving some on, just to "ripen". I think that this is where the earlier parental discussion about having a long term portfolio got shortchanged a little on the thread. The impatience of youth makes it harder to buy and hold, while some of us older folks have found that getting to the same spot via a longer journey can be just as rewarding. I believe Judy and/or Lisa have tried to allude to this on a couple of occasions. Now, if I had only followed my own advice and not bailed completely out of ABTX a short time ago, I'd think I really know what I am talking about. Fundamentally speaking, Marc PS: Enough of this sh#$T, let's get back to some real trading! <gg>