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To: William W. Dwyer, Jr. who wrote (1610)	1/9/1999 10:47:00 AM
From: funk	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3216

WD The strategy you map out here >>> I find I like fast-moving, volatile stocks. I like quick spurts of momentum, and cannot sit and watch a stock go nowhere for a long time, then down the toilet. So, I play the fastest stocks, but only smaller shares. I find less stress and pressure and can withstand a slightly blown stop, but enjoy making sometimes 3-10 points in just a minute or two or three. Sometimes, the most expensive stocks (which I used to avoid) seem to work out the best. Easy to get in and out (via ISLD) and lots of good movement. With small shares, as you say, the ones that get me don't get me for too much. So, I like 'em. <<<< is the strategy of a winner. Congratulations!!!!! You can get anywhere you want to using that method! I should stick to it more! Are you in #the_final_frontier ? One trader pulled 100 points out of the market yesterday. I think it is the hottest place on the internet - business like during trading hours, but very friendly too. please come back, during trading hours if you have an interest and are not there already. funk ps, i don't hype my broker there either, just trade! <gggg>