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To: Ron Pociask who wrote (337)	11/21/1998 12:05:00 PM
From: Doug T.	Respond to of 1065

Ron, This is very hard to predict. Most of us jumped back in a week and a half ago. I should have known that the pattern was too good to last. If we ever find a new pattern again, I will post to this thread. That volume of shares traded on a regular basis has to affect the stock price. Sorry I didn't post it sooner. Good Luck, Doug

To: Ron Pociask who wrote (337)	11/21/1998 6:47:00 PM
From: Harry Sharp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1065

Ron, Yes I'm still here and I was wanting to ask you if you ever got back in or if you were still waiting for an entry point. You answered before I asked. As much as I would like the gains from selling, and buying back lower, I don't know if I have the temperament. I remember Chris got locked out of the big Associate runup & spin-off. One error like that can wipe out a life time of shrewd trading. Holding from the $61 level down to that $39 level didn't hurt me (mentally) as much as it would as if I had sold at say $50 and it went up to $60. If I got out I would be a nervous wreck that the boat was going to leave, never to return. Still…. maybe someday I'll get the nerve.