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To: sun who wrote (2511)	12/3/1998 9:01:00 PM
From: TraderAlan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7382

sun, OK.....how do you find your trades now? Not trying to ask 20 questions, just learning how you already find stuff. The direct entry crowd is limited in some respects as they need liquidity over very short time frames to scalp positions. They also need NASDAQ more than most as that's where they can make their own markets and play between spreads. I'm a technical trader and find my plays through TC2000 filtered scans plus keeping watch daily on 30-40 stocks in real time/5min charts, etc. Guess I should place a disclaimer here that NSCP, XCIT and BVSN were the only three Internet positions I recall having in 1998. Not sure what that makes me <g>. Alan