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To: Maryann M who wrote (27044)	3/11/1999 5:19:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

thanks.. just as long as you all know every day can't be a VRIO day..but we will try hard to have profitable trades daily.. I don't have a target really. It always surpasses my target. I think it could get much higher however in the long run. I was a party of one about 1 year ago (if you have the patience to track on the thread). I was criticized lightly for my long term bullishness on NSOL but it was 22 then and the rest is history. My 'thumbnail' strategy on the sector in general is to hold small positions of the top (top in sales, top in capitalization, revenue, cash flow, but very high in volatility) and keep them in a basket of 'nets. You can trade bigger positions but hold 1-200 shares. I have seen 200 shares of CNET explode and even 200 shares of AOL (not mine my son's) turn into some really nice money.