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To: Paul Merriwether who wrote (97977)	2/12/1999 1:00:00 PM
From: TechJustice	Respond to of 176387

I don't think you understand the short-term game. Anyone who can manipulate the price at any point of time, stands to gain. Sure BB could have bought at 80 a while back, but now they are doing there game again. Each win is a compounding win on top of another win. That's the rewarding, but difficult game of short-term trading.

To: Paul Merriwether who wrote (97977)	2/12/1999 1:03:00 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Paul..".OTOH I particularly liked the response of an erstwhile long, who held on to his dell for 7 years, has sold and is thankful of his 25X gift." I posted...and did not make it clear...but if you had followed those posts back...my play was in PRGY...sorry for the confusion...Mohan understood...we were involved in a MULTIPOST..Still Long Dell..Tim

To: Paul Merriwether who wrote (97977)	2/12/1999 1:23:00 PM
From: Fangorn	Respond to of 176387

Paul, Re >OTOH I particularly liked the response of an erstwhile long, who held on to his dell for 7 years, has sold and is thankful of his 25X gift. Awesome attitude and very happy for him!< You will find if you check that this poster sold his Prodigy for 25x gain after 7 years. Dell has gone up just a little more than 25 times in seven years. On Feb. 12, 1992 Dell closed at a split adjusted .7057 dollars. That's right.. 70 Cents. looks like better than 100x to me. Do you work for Robertson-Stephens??? <g> chart.yahoo.com