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To: L.B.Nguyen who wrote (3364)	9/20/1998 6:11:00 AM
From: Nukeit	Respond to of 12623

Very well said and my thoughts exactly. Buy on down grades and sell on upgrades. You can be sure that the institutions will have accumulated their shares before they will upgrade. Opposite for downgrades. Have any of you noticed the price of a stock compared to the tone of these threads? If the threads have a high bullish tone then that is a good indicator to sell. If the threads have a bearish attitude then that is possibly a good time to buy. Needless to say where this thread comes in. Since some of you are experiencing high blood pressure, I figure this should be a good time for enty. BTW I liked the stock in the 40's before the move up. Regards,johneb

To: L.B.Nguyen who wrote (3364)	9/20/1998 11:11:00 AM
From: sunfish	Respond to of 12623

Any suggestions on how to beat their games folks ??? No problem. Buy only stocks that go up, and if they don't go up, don't buy them. :o) Or if you can't manage that one, how about buying stocks analysts manipulate only AFTER their clients have sold and they have subsequently stampeded the public to sell also. That way you get to buy in at the same price as their clients. Selling is tougher, I usually try to sell some after substantial price increases and hang on to the rest longer term.