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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (21593)	12/2/2000 10:06:33 PM
From: abstract	Read Replies (4) of 65232

In speaking to a new client today, I asked what he did and he said he was a trader. He used some terms to describe his activity that were new to me. I said it had been a rough year for investing. And he said it hadn't been for him, that they were "market neutral" and were up 35% so far this year. He went on to explain that he was a "logarithmic trader." what is a "logarithmic trader?" I understand, literally, what market neutral means, but I don't understand how you implement that attitude into a trading plan. can a left-brain person explain this to me please? Thank you

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