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To: jas cooper who wrote (9600)	11/5/1998 10:22:00 AM
From: Ed Frye	Respond to of 12559

Hello James, Good to hear from you. What you call my common sense was acquired at a high cost. :) Imagine that, XYLN and FORE are neck and neck after all their ups and downs. In hindsight, a successful trading strategy would have been to go back n' forth between these two - always selling the higher priced one and buying the cheaper one. RE: Your sentiment "...more concerned about missing the potential leap...." That is always my greatest concern as well but I find I have been rewarded more for leaving than staying once disappointment has become commonplace. **OT*** Re:UNPH Yes, I continue to follow it as one of my top plays - wish I was in cash to buy in the 30s during the Bear - I currently have a smaller than usual position in it and continue to trade its ups and downs. I was NOT in for the pre-Bear ride to 68 - I had bailed in the high 40s and watched incredulously as it zoomed into orbit (68). Back to normal valuation now at 50ish... Others on my long term hit list include: HYSL (formerly ARSW); RATL (kind of late now on that one); PSIX (has been frustrating, lots of volatility, little uptrend since July); PUMA (a loser showing signs of coming to life - up 75% last few days); LHSPF (a good buy in the 30s); and GMSTF (in the midst of a major breakout). Unfortunately I never have enuff money to invest in all the positions I'd like to have. :) .....ed