      For stocks exhibiting a great deal of momentum or "velocity," usingthis method of execution is quite effective. If you feel that a particularstock is going to mn considerably, don't be afraid to pay a little more toget in. My uncle (who has been trading for many decades) always told methat, when trading options, "If I liked the trade, I liked it!" A sixteenthor an eighth made little difference in a trade that I was seeking a dollaror more from. This also holds tme in DayTrading. If you are looking for aslittle as an eighth, and you think the bid price is going to go up at least3/8 of a point from its current level, don't be afraid to get in at ahigher price. It is better than missing the trade altogether. And remember,with a stock that is running, a market order will often give you a worsefill than if you just sucked it up and took the stock at a slightly higherprice to begin with.