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To: TsioKawe who wrote (4696)	1/17/1999 1:32:00 PM
From: CJR	Respond to of 122087

TsioKawe: There is a time for every stock, (even the IBM's GE's ect.) to be long and to be short. As an astute trader that is your job to do your DD and figure out what end of the stock you want to be on. Short sellers do not steal a long traders money. Stocks go up and down with news, market conditions, ect. Some traders are good daytrading, some make their money going long and some sell short. All very legal, all intended to make money. No disrespect meant to you at all, but if you are long this stock, why not figure out some sort of trading strategy to protect yourself, just in case it tanks. IMO, spending time on a short sellers thread is a waste of time for you. Regards, CJ