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To: Tradelite who wrote (39953)5/13/1999 1:07:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 120523
 
SWS..I think it is wrong not to take profits when they add up a lot. I've also held SWS a while now and accumulated even more, but I am not going to leave it on the table out of some 'loyalty'.. I'll sell and wait to rebuy it. So far its still strong but I dont expect to have more than 1/4-1/3 of my present position going into the weekend. And I know I'll find something else that has either just finished correcting or another "GMST" and I wouldn't care.

We went through a hard time during the correction and I was lucky, just plain lucky that the first "almost" correction on a scary Monday, that none of you probably even remember, didn't destroy a very formidable position in NTBK.. I felt before that day, like you are feeling now. I even sounded like you. You can't be that sure of yourself in this market climate, what you are displaying is not confidence, its just a little cockiness and we all have it when we do well. Its natural, I just don't want you to go through the aggravation I did when the S&P futures were down 20 in the morning I didn't sleep at all that night and I had 1/3 of my trading portfolio in NTBK.. I did'nt put all that in NTBK it just grew by itself, but I didn't sell it. That day NTBK ended up surging but what did I do? I sold 90% of it. and when the real correction came days later I had only 'remnants' of the nets left. Just be careful, keep your charts up and set your stops.