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To: TWICK who wrote (20466)	12/27/1998 1:24:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

MXTR..is also a fairly new favorite of mine and appears quite often on the watch lists. It is one I'm checking out and will be privy to their newswires.. It looks like a very good propect. There will be a bevy of 'new' stocks on the watch lists priced between 7 and 20 dollars a share in the next few months. Some of them that are 25 dollars a share were in 10-12 dollar range just a few short weeks ago... but there is really no need to trade more expensive stocks unless they are 20-25% gainers.. (i.e. VRSN, NSOL, VRIO,SKYM, etc).. (Of course I emphasize the word TRADE, investing I would never say those NYSE stocks are not good investments, especially since I am myself into HDI, BUD and LXK and a few other 'conservative' holds). I never got into SHRP, but I am no longer trading as much so I expect to miss out on a lot of potential 'pops'.. I'll be reporting on them, spending more time with subscribers, educating, and also on the thread and answering other queries, but probably no longer trading them that much.. I'm perforce becoming a short term trader and options are almost out of the question, so ironically I've been called upon to offer opinions on longer term holds as my daytrading days are waning and ebbing.