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To: Jenna who wrote (18016)	11/4/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

<<ALERT>> Do not buy any stock that does not show increase in volume/price (volume indicators) and at least another indicator (MACD crossover, Williams %R, Relative Strength etc... Earnings plays are NOT 'buy and hold' some will never come into play. AMCN a play all the way for week beginning Nov 9 is down big. IF a play does go up, take your profit and look elsewhere. Holding through earnings is not recommended in most cases. Usually you get a 'feel' for a stock that could be held.. TOM, TRL, and others that are in long term uptrends you would hold until the trend dissipates. QCOM was a risk and it's coming back strong. There could be another 'loser' one out there, fortunately they don't 'attract' buyers.. Usually I'll mention a stock that looks attractive or coming into play, like I did yesterday with ISSX, HTCH, HLYW,BZH, DHI, SPYG etc. ANLT looked attractive this morning and I entered...