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To: Jules B. Garfunkel who wrote (2116)7/11/1996 12:51:00 PM
From: Terje Oseberg   of 186894
 
Jules, I should have shorted Cyrix when it was at $36 two
months ago, but since I am new at these public Bulletin
Boards, I wasn't able to see what was so obvious. Now I see
the same thing here, and I have learned from my Cyrix experiences.
Thus the guess that I made.

About my experience.
I have been trading stocks since I was 19, and I have been
making money the whole time. I may not trade the way most
do, or in any conventional way, but somehow I make money.
If I didn't make money, then I would change the way I trade.
I am changing the way I trade not because I am loosing money,
but because I have not made the money that I could have.

Also, anyone out there who differentiates between gambling
and investing must not be using their brain. This is because
no matter how much you know, you still don't know it all, so
you have to guess. When you guess, you gamble. If you can't
know it all, then you can't invest. But then "investors" claim
to know it all.

Basically what I do is wait for enough "investors" to beleive
the same thing, then I bet against them. But the problem is
that in the past I have been only using that method to determine
the buying oportunities. Now I have started to use it to find
the selling oportunites.

Well, now my little secret is out. I sure hope that this secret
doesn't change the markets behavior. But then any "investor"
will think that I am an idiot, and ingore my little secret. So
telling you will have no effect.

Now I would like to know what it is that I have said or done that
has made you come to your conclusion that "It is obvious that you
have very little experience with investing, or posting on public
Bulletin Boards, for that matter."

Just curious.

Was it that I was almost willing to bet against your favorite
stock? Or that I was willing to tell everyone? None of you know
me or will ever see me, so what I say or do doesn't really matter
except that it causes you to say things that I can learn from.
If what I say gets you to say things that help me make money, then
this board has served its purpose for me, and I am happy to be
here, and say the things that I say.

Terje
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