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To: Burjis S. who wrote (18842)	11/19/1998 8:47:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

IMNX..I've had that 1/2 dozen times this year and never able to capitalize on it, congratulations. As for NSCP, you really should have sold after the 5 point run up.. I held overnight but waited like a raptor ready to pounce on the profit this morning. As for WCOM.. I have that for about a month now and had it for periods of 1 week to 3 months since January 1997, and I think it is probably the best company (excluding CSCO) for a very long term hold. MALL I'm not sure at this point..It's relative strength is so high you can't even measure it against anything else. What I would do (which I know with your job you can't) is set up support and resistance lines, 5 or 10 minute charts with either Stochastics, ROC, MACD or anything you like. Set up the indicator you chose that will give you buy signals together with it's moving average (21 period stochastic indicator together with a moving average of the stochastic (18 or so) on a 10 minute chart.. and buy when they cross over or any indicator together with its' MA.. Whatever you use you won't have long to wait for a trend whether it be an uptrend or downtrend in this volatile stock.