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To: TWICK who wrote (26294)	3/5/1999 4:50:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Well I don't have all that much of a position to be of much concern. Just a few hundred. I got an e-mail from someone on Thursday who said she had 5,000 shares, in a case like that, yes I would be more concerned and cautious. I do get a little concerned when someone e-mails me of a particularly large position (over 3k) they have in one of Market Gems picks and ask point blank "Okay so what do I do now".. I try to analyze their profit target and the amount of time they have to watch the stock,(i.e don't go on vacation and leave NITE sitting) the stop loss that they put in, etc and their 'execution' plan if the trade should go south for any reason (i.e. will the stop loss really kick in or do you have to follow up with a phone call etc) I tend to think that 1,000 shares is quite enough for any trade.. Anything over than you can have problems getting fills when you want to sell.