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To: David Padgitt who wrote (12334)	2/11/2000 1:35:00 PM
From: Herm	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Hi Dave, It has been quiet on the forum for while now! Compared to other periods in the time span of this forum. Sure! I would agree. We have a wide range of investors. The more experienced ones are doing their thing as usual and are out there lurking. Others, are coming on board and wonder where is everyone. Several factors have impacted the "traffic" on this forum. For one thing, I have been spending a great deal of my free time on trying to finish my beta release of the WINs Interactive Learning Modules. That has eaten up much of my free time. It takes effort to make things happen on any forum. After almost four years of doing this for free, I'm trying to raise some revenue from the sale of the packaged information. The forum will once again capture my attention when I have revenue to look forward too and new incentive for posting real investing situations and people's stories. So, it is a temporary slow period. Another, related factor is my shift towards the newsletter format working with Shane at www.coveredcalls.com. Their monthly newsletter has grown in the last few months to a very impressive mass. I can account for a few thousand hits on my www.coveredcallswins.com which accounts

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