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To: Caroline who wrote (9358)	1/6/1999 4:46:00 PM
From: Short A. Few	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14162

fwiw, the most expensive lesson(s) I've experienced convinced me that if the premie is large, better quintuple<g> check the stock. Then stay away if the fundamentals aren't solid, the CFO quit, or any one of another thousand things look questionable. I like the WINS approach in part because it seems to de-emphasize the importance on the premie, and focus attention on the quality and timeleness of the stock. Large premies have lead me to the very worst stocks - that I soon wished I had never heard of. These dangerous stocks can be unanimously rated "strong buy" so beware! best regards and best of luck, SAF