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To: TraderGreg who wrote (59)	8/14/1998 3:20:00 PM
From: Loren S.	Respond to of 388

<<Off Topic>> We are getting off on a tangent in this discussion. But people can move on if not interested. DGIV and INFE were exceptional. Unfortunately I never got into INFE. I hit DGIV from at best a buy of $.38 to a sell of $7.80 (it's now trading at around $3.00). I don't follow Malcom's graduated trade and sell strategy because I think you can potentially miss out on the huge gains if you happen to hit that exceptional stock like DGIV. My sell decisions are based on news and my gut. DGIV's thread got to be too what Alan Greenspan called irrationally exuberant. To me that was a red flag. When people all start talking $20, $50 stock prices on a stock that recently traded for $.30, I think it's a sign of trouble. One stock I recommend everyone look at is TSIS. Been in the toilet forever. One day its going to break out big time. IMO TSIS is low risk contracting with Fortune 500 clients to provide interactive telephone investor and market services. Clients already include AT&T, Norwest, GTE, Seagate, Applied Materials, Homestake Mining, among many others. Get in while the gettings cheap.