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To: areokat who wrote (2686)	6/12/2000 10:16:00 PM
From: Dr. Id	Read Replies (3) of 22706

Wished I'd invested in the blue line. That was one of your wisest posts. Now I don't own any ctxs, but that is because I try only to invest in blue line stocks. Looking at ctxs today, it is definitely a red line stock. Remember this and you will be very successful: Blue line stocks good. Red line stocks bad. From the article (which could be a powerful corollary to TFM): Ecstatic investors are comparing the blue line to the left side of a very tall, steep blue mountain. "It's a really steep line," said Larry Danziger, a San Jose, CA, day trader and golf enthusiast. "I stand to make a lot of money as a result of the steepness of this line." "It looks like the line's about to shoot out of the box," said Boston-area investor Michael Lupert, enjoying a glass of white zinfandel on the bow of his 30-foot yacht. "I'm definitely going to keep a close eye on this line as it continues to move to the right." The article doesn't explicitly state this, but when you invest in red line stocks, you end up feeling sofa king we Todd did. Dr. Id@bluelineistheway.com

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