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To: Jack of All Trades who wrote (12335)	7/30/1998 2:13:00 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Well,..........EXCUSE me...!! Perhaps the potential for exceptional profits is outside of your sphere of interests; but, I bet there are others here who like to make a buck once in a while. While many big board stocks have had the crap kicked out of them over the last two weeks..... LGOV has risen and held! Gee, isn't that a nice concept!?! While many big board stocks have slid further below their 30-day moving average.....LGOV is just now crossing it's REDLINE - poised for another good rise (x4 last time - and took two+ months to cool off)! Maybe if a few tehno-snobs do some DD and find this company as rock solid as I do, with an unbelievable up-side; they might want to squander some of their "mad money" on a real "WINNER"! Just for the fun of it! Have a nice day! John :-)

To: Jack of All Trades who wrote (12335)	7/30/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

jmhollen.. it is the character of this thread to choose stocks whose results can be proven within a short time frame. We don't call our trades 'real winners' or 'sure things' nor do we think of ourselves as 'techno-snobs' but prudent traders who think their money should be put in trades that have merit, and tested with Technical/fundamental analysis. In the 18 months I've hosted this thread I've never once called a trade a 'real winner'... I've said certain trades 'look good' but I try to qualify my picks with relevant technical/fundamental analysis. If we have 'earnings plays' or 'daily watch lists' their value as a trade can be proven whether as a successful short term trade or even intermediate hold. We shy away from bulletin board stocks since most of us prefer stocks that are followed by analysts, with proven track records, good volume, etc. . We do occasionally have a newer issue in the internet sector, but even those are substantiated within a short time frame (i.e. EGGS, SFNB, RNWK,). We don't need to stray to unproven BB stocks. We do fine with the NASDAQ, NYSE stocks, Russell 2,000 and the occasional newer internet issue.