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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (68694)	10/2/1998 9:24:00 AM
From: Joseph Francis Torti	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Well reading it again it does not make sense. (G) But if you have been reading my past post you would have understand what I meant. What I meant to say was every time I buy a stock and it goes down if that happen I would put a limit sell just above the price I bought it at just to get my money back. Then after that 100% of the time the @#$#@er would skyrocket up after I sold it. This time I shorted it at $66.00 and of course it goes up to a new high of 69 5/8 or 70 1/8 whatever quote service you want to believe. Again I put a stop on it at 65 3/4 two days ago and it executed around 3.00 to 4.00. Then after that about 100% of the time the #$%%#ing future opened 20 plus down the following morning and Dell opened at 63 1/8 and to add insult it goes down to my predicted price of $60.00 now that I covered the @#$%$%er at 65 3/4. Right now I am long this dog at $67 1/16 and $65 3/4 this is why it's going down now. I am right when I don't have a position or just sold or cover it. And 100% wrong when I own or short the stock. This is was I meant in post #68549 understand. (G) (sigh) Joe the loser