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To: Thean who wrote (5230)11/10/1998 3:51:00 PM
From: drsvelte  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
Thean:

Most, probably over 90% (I don't have my records here), of my trades on the i-nuts have been short. This July-September I a had a very successful string of trades, probably over 70% winners on the short side. My long trades have been less successful.

Recently, though, I have made some very bad trades and did not use proper money management. I am going back to tighter stops!

(YHOO just hit 185 -- about 5 weeks ago I covered a YHOO short at 98. Unreal!)



To: Thean who wrote (5230)11/10/1998 4:29:00 PM
From: Dragon 1  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
Thean, PMRS? But anyway, excellent call on the resistance. Where do you see this stock going? Looks like still has mo after pullback when the market turns. What would be the level for reentry? TIA

BTW, have you noticed the movement of INTV today? It suddenly jumped $3 at around 2:30 at the high of 30 3/16. But finally gave back to 29 3/8. Shorts covering? Or maybe somebody jumped on the wagon because they thought it is also an internet stock as INTV (internet TV or something)<G>



To: Thean who wrote (5230)11/10/1998 5:07:00 PM
From: Alski  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
Thean,
Your work account and home account undoubtedly use different DNSs (Domain Name Servers). Those are the servers that convert www... addresses to URLs (###.###.###.## addresses). That's why using URLs is faster and more reliable, you don't have to wait nor rely on a DNS to translate for you. It's not at all hard for me to believe that Ts DNS is the source of your grief if you're not using the URLs. If you are using URLs and still suffering server congestion the only solution I know is to find a different ISP. I experienced a lot of congestion on Ts servers when I tried them, I was hoping they had it straightened out by know.
It looks a bit like the ever fickle momo decided ASPT was the better telecom deal than PRMS today. The anal-ysts certainly think so. Wonder where they'll go tomorrow tomorrow, besides EBAY? PRMS's close looked pretty weak to me.
Alski
PS. It looks like RADAF might have gotten a bit of it's ol' momo back.