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To: Doug R who wrote (27459)	3/19/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: ivan solotaroff	Respond to of 79227

NOV Doug, Ay indeed, matie-Voo. It does illustrate the problem of penny cats though: With an intraday signal like that, by the time you have any realistic chance of catching it (at 1.25), it had already done 25% off the likely low of the signal day. Therefore the risk/reward is off: It still had over an hour to go lower, but it had already achieved the average cat-gain. Spoken like the true Friday-morning quarterback: If I'd been around for your post, I would've bought it on Wednesday afternoon. Ivan

To: Doug R who wrote (27459)	3/19/1999 12:49:00 PM
From: ivan solotaroff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 79227

CATP: GIVE A CAT A NAME Doug, Hell hath no fury like a quasi-MIMBO scorned. Or was this even a MIMBO proper? (You know I suck grand-heure @ MIMBOs.) bigcharts.com It's mine now. And as we say in the cat-game: Better one o' mine today than, like, yesterday. Heeeee-haw. Purrr, Ivan PS: Your cat-find AGTX signaled concurrently with your cat-find NOV on Wednesday. Equally difficult to play, IMFO. PPS: a grim tiding from MIM-land: bigcharts.com Probably pays even less to speculate on MIMs than on intraday/unweaned cats.