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To: Dipsey who wrote (27677)	3/16/1999 2:37:00 AM
From: WHITEAGLE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

HEHE .. Yah Right ... I work my butt off and give up a sleeper that I might want to get into after I cash out my positions when they reach the levels I want? Well ... yeah ... I have done it before and will probably do it again. I do however like to let sleeper stocks wake up nice and slow and establish firm bases so the "rape gangs" can't mess with them too much. And I have this lofty ideal that they all may grow up to be strong NASDAQ bulls ... sniff ... my baby has left the nest ... Hehe Oh ... all right I'm havin fun with you ... stay posted and I will see what I can spare. (You won't be able to run it up before I am able to buy deep into it with profits from several of my holds because it won't pop for at least 3-6 weeks* and my others will pop first.) * Give or take a week or two. George I in fact am not promoting any stocks nor recommending anyone buy the stocks that I pick. They are presented as ticker symbols to do research on and decide for yourself after you have done your DD Research. Then "if" they fit your investment style then you do as you decide. Since I don't "pump and dump" day-trade then it isn't necessary to blindly jump into a stock. So buy low and sell high. (but don't miss the 1000% ride if you can help it.) I generally sell a portion of my holdings as a stock passes the 120% "profits margin" to regroup my investment capital. On over half of my picks I average down. I may or may not own small or large holdings in the stocks that I profile.

To: Dipsey who wrote (27677)	3/16/1999 2:58:00 AM
From: WHITEAGLE	Respond to of 120523

HGMCY ... For the Gold bug in all of us and the Y2K panic stricken. I'm only giving this one up because you asked and: 1) I haven't sweated out hours and hours of digging. 2) It isn't my preferred chart (I hate the sideways jig, and like things to look real bad) 3) You can beat it up and rip it up and I will still have plenty of cash to get in before it starts to move too much. (before a 50% climb) 4) There aren't enough contrarians out there to take the plunge. :) 5) And Jenna said something about "the Golden ring" Enjoy and BTW I in fact am not promoting any stocks nor recommending anyone buy the stocks that I pick. They are presented as ticker symbols to do research on and decide for yourself after you have done your DD Research. Then "if" they fit your investment style then you do as you decide. Since I don't "pump and dump" day-trade then it isn't necessary to blindly jump into a stock. So buy low and sell high. (but don't miss the 1000% ride if you can help it.) I generally sell a portion of my holdings as a stock passes the 120% "profits margin" to regroup my investment capital. On over half of my picks I average down. I may or may not own small or large holdings in the stocks that I profile.