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To: puborectalis who wrote (42063)	5/26/1999 9:31:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

TERN great article..I traded TERN after it was on the watch list and kept track of its "DESCENT".. same with VIGN and VERT. when everyone was already in the first tier and even second tier nets, I was looking for something that wasn't noticed yet. WGAT and TERN fit the bill. WGAT was amazing.. it was actually up 1 9/16 over my entry price but moved like quicksilver up and down and end up a little less than even.. TERN was just the opposite from the moment trade went through it moved up.. but you have to choose, I'm not taking home 5 volatile stocks no matter how good they seem. Picture this you have a hefty sum of your trading portfolio in 5 stocks and its 3:40 p.m. All (except one, WGAT) are moving up like a 'dream'..(NTBK,VIGN,VERT,TERN..)into the close. (I didn't want options because I only trade options in fast moving markets for overnight holds) You shrug off the 'misleading' euphoria and pull the trigger. The only thing I was unsure of was how much to keep, just in case. I don't want expensive nets not even for a few hundred shares, not yet. There was a time a few months ago, I would have held them all.. not this time.