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To: Long John who wrote (38822)	5/7/1999 10:35:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

John, and others I want to stress how utterly and absolutely crucial it is for us to have the report dates of not only our earnings plays but also some of my 'alternate plays' which don't make it to the calendar because technically they are still in a downtrend. Practically every stock that was 'fundamentally sound' and the date was correct (or nearly correct) we were able to get a nice pop. QLGC was strange as that was an earnngs play, the date was wrong but because of the anticipation I was able to pick up on it. I still need a few of you to help out with about 1 dozen new plays for next week. The stocks are popping very quickly and on Thursday/Friday about 6 have already popped to the extent that I'm not sure there is anything left. Because of the help with GEEK we were able to find that one on the exact date it was supposed to report. As is usualy the anticipation was worth 5 points and 'after the fact' not anything. So far the same is true with PERC which gave 3 points and then the next day took back 2 1/2 although had stellar earnings. I would also like to you check out the Monday/Tuesday stocks on the list by Thursday/Friday. I know there is not that much time since they come out Thursday morning but even putting them in your database and 'following' along you will know to get on as they move into high gear.