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To: DO$Kapital who wrote (18263)	11/7/1998 11:56:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

No..it doesn't, and WE DO NOT give entry/exit signals. We give you approximate entries and say when 'we' enter or when certain stocks are looking attractive for entry. I know you are new and I've been getting scores of e-mail in the last couple of days from newcomers to both the thread on SI and the Market Gems Website. We do all the research and 'help out' short of giving actual buy/sell signals. The only sites that do that call (my favorite and an excellent site is pristine.com Pristine that have about 4 a day and tells you when to get in (i.e. above what price to get in) and when to get out but they are a different service and they charge accordingly ($125-500) a month. Our service supplies the watch list, strategies and helpful hints, but the buys/sells are your own decisions. We help with intraday updates. Although those stats I posted are perfectly accurate, that is just what you COULD have gained had you held since they were 'called'.. Most of us held only for a period of 1 day to 10 days.. IF and only if you had held them until today (just 1-3 weeks) they would have given that much. The point is that these stocks had a lot of upside and were very good choices and were 'given' when traders could have made good use from them. The time frames can be calculated by looking at each of the 6 newsletters and figuring they were published one week or more BEFORE earnings came out. marketgems.com Then go back to the thread on SI around that time frame and you will see when they were called or mentioned. Or just check out the historical charts from when the newsletter was published. These were our 'watch lists' and what we offered during that time frame.