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To: Alski who wrote (7509)	2/20/1999 2:20:00 PM
From: Thean	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 14427

Alski, How are you doing. Your Magsinet recommendation has not worked out very well. Have been with them for 1 month plus and plan to cancel them by the end of this cycle. Their problems are: 1. Too many busy signals during evening hours. Got one busy signal with Worldnet in all of 2 months plus. 2. After the initial 5 minutes, web surfing becomes a crawl. There must be a switch to slow me down after the initial 5 minutes. If I monitor the receive/sent bytes info at the right bottom corner, I would notice there can be periods of no receive for 20-30 seconds. Hitting "send" or "refresh" again many times helps a little but that's not the way to surf the web. 3. Early morning access is unually fine. I guess problem #2 is related to the number of call-in at any given time. 4. Any better suggestions? Prodigy advertises for $9.99. Maybe I should give them a try. CPLY - interesting chart indeed. Pretty convincing that the support is right at $10. The BB channel has narrowed to the extent that something is bound to happen sooner or later. I see a step function type of support for CPLY going forward. Support at 10, then at 8, then at 6. Resistence is also obvious - a close to above the recent high of 11 3/4 (?) would indicate further strength. Aware of any pending ANDA approval or other business development in the near future? Volume is too thin for comfort however. I guess a better way to go long on this stock is to sell put, collecting some time premium while it sits around doing nothing. Another $10 stock that may have hit its recent support and bounced back last Friday is CLST. I missed selling March 12 1/2 put last Friday by 1/16. Tough luck. CLST has more fundies going for it than CLPY IMO. ALKS - this is getting close to its support. After the slide from above $30, the support is at $21 1/2 - 22. However, if the market rallies next week, ALKS may get a bounce before hitting this support. A turnaround signal I look for is a higher high rather than a daily down surf. INHL is also a buy at $25. The same people have been trading this stock for years and their trading pattern is pretty obvious. For now, buy around $25, sell around $30 until it breaks above the $25-30 band again.