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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (80980)	5/20/2000 9:49:00 PM
From: marc chatman	Read Replies (3) of 132070

Mike, I got a buy signal Friday for both the Euro and D-Mark. (I know -- T.A.'s bull, but I'll bet it works in this case. <g>) I have a question regarding how to play for a nice trading rally in these currencies. The only time I dealt in currencies was several years ago when I lived in Asia, and a feature of my bank account was to buy and sell currencies for me (I think it was a minimum of $10k or maybe $50k). I was hoping you could give me some hints as to the best way (or various ways) to trade currencies. I believe there are currency options on the cboe, but from what I can tell they are very thinly traded. I've never traded futures, and I don't have a futures account. Thanks for any help you can offer. Marc

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