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To: Stockbull who wrote (10490)	5/2/1999 11:50:00 AM
From: bugssy	Respond to of 62348

hhl.a had a news release may 1st doesn't look real good were not able to meet their debt payment but they are finalizing a deal to cover it until the buyout of the refinery takes place then they will be back on track. this company will probably get hammered monday down to maybe .46 where they were before about a month ago. i don't think they should be written off though because they have some good deals going on behind the scenes to solve all their problems it is just a matter of time. i won't speak about this stock any more as i don't think it will be a day trade for a while yet now that this not so great news has come down the wire.

To: Stockbull who wrote (10490)	5/2/1999 7:29:00 PM
From: the Chief	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 62348

Hi Dave. So I guess nobody should be posting on weekends at all. Sorry, I guess I forgot to say that the information I presented was and is "daytrading information" which of course is during the daytrading day. After hours I think we all want to be able to give a "heads up' on the next bigone!! The problem is predictions during an 8 hour trading day! I guess you have to ask yourself this question. Do I really care that "the Chief" thinks that XXX is going to $5.00 next Thursday, or do you want to know what is going to happen to XXX in the next 20 minutes to 5 hours??? Which is it?? If I, or any other daytrader told you XXX was going to $8.00 today and the stock was trading at $4.00, hit $7.00 and then headed south, would you have held for $8.00? Predictions can screw up your life and ruin good profits...Predictions cause greed to set in and suppress clear thinking! for your consideration the Chief the Chief