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To: Jess James Gallegus who wrote (2482)	8/1/1998 12:42:00 AM
From: CLK	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3335

Thanks Jess. Yes I agree with your take. My own trading in this one was to buy under .45 initially and then I took some profits. Later I sold some at break even and recently some at a loss. Now I have no shares left. Anyone who bought under .45 could be net ahead as there have been multiple opportunities to trade it for a profit. Given the chance to buy recently at .25, it would appear that another chance to do well may have presented itself. I am burned out on this one, concerned about the treasury, and put my money in other things. I agree with Harwood that the risk is now high. I also agree with him that buying when the sentiment turns bearish usually makes the most sense. My guess is that the buyers here are probably pros and the sellers like myself are the amateurs. Things could still work out so the potential reward is there. Hoping for a nice run from here for all including many of my friends who are still playing this one. The general market has become bearish. That is something to keep in mind in terms of the timing of selling imho. "Those who forget the past are bound to repeat it, and those who do not forget the past but think 'this time it is different' deserve to repeat it." - paraphrase from John Kaplan