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To: im a survivor who wrote (1029)	9/14/2000 1:09:57 AM
From: freeus	Read Replies (1) of 65232

Keith It IS better to have been rich and lost it than never to have been rich at all. Here's why. (I was a multi millionaire in Jan-Feb and lost most of it so I'm a member of this "Let it get away" club too). 1. If you made it once you can make it again. And you know it, it's real. If you never have then how can you be sure you can do it? 2. Now that you have let HUGE winnings get away, you will (hopefully) not let it happen again. You will decide on a great gain and begin watching for weakness, prepared to sell half or all of the position. 3. If you look at how this year has gone for others who were flexible and moved into the "biggies" plexus, Juniper, Power one, etc, you learn that there is another big story out there: you have to discover how to find it and use it to your advantage. Best wishes to all of us: we can do it again. We will be retired with paid up houses come next summer. Wait and see. I'll write a poem for us about it. Freeus

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