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To: Brennan Wilkie who wrote (10476)	5/1/1999 8:18:00 PM
From: bugssy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 62348

i think mcf is poised to recapture it's hi from last week? why you ask? because on friday it seem to want to take off but some one was playing the box if that is gone monday we have a runner. really wants to go up especially since we had hi's every day last week as hi as 12.00 and with analysts calling it a great buy at this price compared to its counter part in the states we should have another winning week. there are a few other stocks that have peaked my interest but i don't want to say anything until i jump in. i think this week coming is going to be another banner week i can feel it. we seem to all work pretty good together.

To: Brennan Wilkie who wrote (10476)	5/1/1999 8:34:00 PM
From: StockPro	Respond to of 62348

I have a position in GEM-T @ .64/share and do not plan to sell until/after the much awaited press release. Doesn't sound much like a day-trading strategy to me .... BWTFDIK, I'm relatively new here too. [ggg]

To: Brennan Wilkie who wrote (10476)	5/2/1999 1:14:00 PM
From: New Economy	Respond to of 62348

GEM-T Pattern...I noticed the same thing and even though I had sold GEM on earlier purchases of .55. I went back and picked some more up last Thurs @ .64. It is a tough decision to make: i.e. after you have bought the stock twice @ .40 & .65 and sold @ .68 & .55. To go back and buy at a higher price than you sold the security for...but I have learned from my mistakes on MCF where I sold it on a stop loss and got to emotional in buying it back at a higher price than I sold it for. Moral: buy the stock back at a higher price than you just sold it for if its price movement & volume depicts MOMO.