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To: ztect who wrote (16440)	2/4/1999 8:18:00 PM
From: Brian Diggle	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

To ztec & all. I like all the positive posts on this thread. This is one of the reasons I bought in last week at 0.33. I really think this company has potential!!!!!!! However, my goal on all my stocks is to turn it into a "free trade". Thus, if it shoots up to 0.66 - 0.70, I'll be selling half my position. Then I have my money out and I still have shares to participate in the long term growth. The "doubling" is not cast in stone. If the stock moves to 0.50 and then goes into a trading range I would consider selling 2/3 of my holdings (again, I have my money out and I still have shares to participate in the long term growth.). If the stock is moving quickly to the upside, I may hold for a triple, or quadruple before selling some shares. The bottom line is that we need to protect our principal so we can invest/speculate again. Exuburence is OK, irrational exuburence is not. JMHO Brian Diggle P.S. I hope "exuburence" is spelled correctly, it's not in my dictionary.