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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (270)	6/13/1998 2:57:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1463

Jeff, You can use ONE alert set-point or all SIX set-points, if you like. It's whatever works best for you. . I mostly use it on ONE point to inform me that I (most likely) just Bought (or Sold) a security order I placed earlier with a price LIMIT. . I have also used it to flag me when a stock moves sharply either UP or DOWN (or I might set-up both set-points)so I can catch an upcoming move in progress. . My on-line broker (Wall Street Access $25/trade) currently does not do SHORT-SALES, so the down ticks are only to alert me that it's time to start looking to BUY if the trend changes. WSA will offer on-line shorting by the end of this month, I am told. . Colin