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Gold/Mining/Energy : T.ITE: iTech Capital (TSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Keith Minler who wrote (219)	3/29/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: keith massey	Respond to of 5053

Actually I am normally very impatient and rarely hold stocks more than a few days. I always make the mistake of selling to soon and often break the key rule "cut your losses and let you profits ride". I always cut my losses but never let the profits ride long enough. I have a list of around 25 stocks which could have each made me an additional $50,000 or more profits if I would have held for an extra couple of weeks. As soon as I'm up a couple of grand I normally sell and move on to the next play. When I bought JDX way back I promised myself I would play this stock different. The chart was right and I knew the fundamentals. There was no reason to take a quick $500-1000 flip and move on. As of today the stock has now doubled since the initial point I got in and started posting. As long as it keep going up at a nice steady rate I will hold steady and add to my position. Not sure if this will be the $50,000 stock I have been holding out for but I am fairly sure it will be very profitable. Note: Only the offer is being hit today. 15,000 has already moved out at .85. The BII nuts will still need some where to put their profits. Looking forward to $1 soon (fingers crossed that it is this week but I can wait). Best Regards KEITH