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sfdavidkaye2@yahoo.com (David Kaye) wrote in
news:i1h2jm$smt$2@news.eternal-september.org: 

> I never regret selling at a profit, even if the profit is slim.  As
> long as I make more than the cost of the trade in and trade out then I
> feel that I've accomplished something.  Greed is what kills most stock
> speculators.  Also, the idea that something is a once in a lifetime
> deal.  There are once in a lifetime deals every day.  If I miss one
> there'll be another along in a few days or a few week.  I can wait.
> 

I'm usually putting, for me, substantial capital at risk on companies with 
less-than-stellar results like you trade.  Daytrading is much more fun, now 
that we have computers without the little bastards sucking away our profits 
with bogus "broker fees" noone can explain like the fees and taxes on a 
cellular phone bill.

If I'm risking the big bucks, I don't sleep until the sales are closed.  
Some times I hold over a weekend, but end up a nervous wreck by the opening 
bell on Monday morning.....(c;]



-- 
iPhone 4 is to cellular technology what the Titanic is to cruise ships.

Larry