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To: Michael Berkel who wrote (25155)	2/16/1999 2:14:00 AM
From: lizard lick	Respond to of 120523

My experience is never hold it, the gain should have come from positioning days or weeks before, of course if your in the gambling move that is another story. Or if you are holding an even longer term position based on very in depth understanding of the company and their fundamentals,, yet another story. Take the profit and move on.

To: Michael Berkel who wrote (25155)	2/16/1999 2:02:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

#4.. You might hold that one. It dropped below resistance it doesnt look overbought, however you would have a good chance to get in if market sentiment is down tomorrow. I got a small gap up this morning and I'm up 4 in total so I might just sell. Even WMT was barely up 1 point when I entered this morning. It did not gap up. But if you opt to sell it, you could probably get back in especially if profit taking sets it. The upswing from a good earnings report would last pretty long. This is probably the best play in the retail sector I also like AEOS, its become however more of a daytrade stock because of its high levels. But I remember February 1998 when AEOS was veritably unknown stock of 25 a share.