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To: WPC9999 who wrote (24297)	2/3/1999 8:55:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 120523

WPC..sure don't forget I'm in MACR as well. From time to time things happen that you can't anticipate, neither in the fundamentals or the technicals. There is a lot of manipulation in the market. That is why I gave up the aggravation of level II and decided to be a swing/position trader. I'm still fairly bullish on MACR. MACR did get the better of me and I'm sorry about that. In the sum total there were no other "MACR's" this quarter and they get fewer each earnings season. Trouble is that its the 'fans' and loyalists of these stocks that get burned the most. The traders are unemotional and bail. I told a number of people to bail TKLC and some 'long term' holders did not do it. I find that ironic that the 'loyal' holders got burnt while the wiley traders made a few bucks off of it. We should no longer be loyal to any stock and just "use" them for whatever you can get out them. That's what they mean by trading without emotion. But if you really had NOT held through earnings you would have been better off.