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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!!

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To: Rambi who wrote (94)8/7/1996 12:48:00 AM
From: Mephisto   of 108807
 
penni, please don't feel so depressed. This is a hard market, a very hard market, especially in the Nasdaq.

What is interesting about the market is that you learn something new all the time. You can not imagine how many times I have been knocked my feet. And over time, I have always recovered. But you have got to believe that you can do it. You must never have self-doubts.

I believe you said you owned USRX. So do I. I bet my shares cost more than yours. I was involved in the split so I think mine must have cost me around $89 or $90. I don't worry about it though. It is a good company. It will take time for the stock to recover.

My housemate reminds me of yours. My housemate said that overall, my investments in the stock market will cost less than a post-graduate degree. I have to believe he is right.

You have to believe in yourself. When you are a new investor, it is not easy to do. If you keep working at it, you will probably come out okay.

I think we have pretty much seen the bottom of the NASDAQ. An analyst said today that the Nasdaq will probably recover by year's end.

If it depresses you, do not think too much about the day-to-day activities of the market. Work in your garden. I always feel better when I spend the weekend outside puttering about in my garden.

Take Care!
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