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To: Shane M who wrote (6589)	4/5/1999 8:37:00 PM
From: geoffrey Wren	Respond to of 78661

Shane, I'd agree to a point about letting winners run, when it is gradual over time. And it's probably best to let winners run, rather than let losers run! lol. Still, I think when one follows a stock for awhile you develop a feel for a difference between a sharp movement for a good reason and a sharp movement for no apparent reason. If you are in a stock before the herd gets to it, that is good luck. Just be sure to get out of it before the herd leaves. I think a clue of this condition of the herd arriving is when the bulletin boards get relatively heavy with posts and the posters are contentious with anyone who posts a message doubting the valuation of a company. Geoff Wren