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To: HairBall who wrote (11619)	4/20/1999 11:18:00 PM
From: StockOperator	Respond to of 99985

But I have received several Emails as of late asking what to do by folks holding big losses after this decline. That is truly unfortunate. I would have hoped that most of us understand that a rising market does not give the green light to buy any stock indiscriminately. We have all learned over the past couple of weeks that this rotating market environment can be very treacherous. Not all stocks are going to move in unison. Because of that perhaps we should reemphasize in our posts that this thread is dedicated to calling the overall direction of the market as a whole. And not for the direction of individual stocks. Being bullish on the DOW may have little to do with making money in Coke, Boeing or any other stock for that matter. Perhaps assuming that most people understand that is our first mistake. I for one will will get into the habit of reemphasizing that on a regular basis. Regards SO