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To: TraderAlan who wrote (7139)	5/3/1999 10:15:00 PM
From: Dan Duchardt	Read Replies (1) of 12617

I'm not foolish enough to debate you over how to trade in markets I know nothing about. Obviously you have a lot more breadth and depth of experience than I do, so I would expect you to do nothing less than to stand by your comments. And I guess I have to stand by mine. For people who are still pondering the question "So You Want To Be A Day Trader?" and are contemplating diving into trading principally Nasdaq stocks using their wiz-bang, though somewhat unreliable technology, promoting an approach that suggests you should plan to overcome numerous losses with an equal or lesser number of long balls is highly suspect. The nice thing about the laws of physics, something I know a bit more about than trading, is that they are universal, and verifiable. If I'm wrong, I'd like somebody to show me a consistent pattern of winning daytrading records that have more losing trades than winning trades. In any case, lest it be lost for the lack of saying it, I took exception to one statement in an article that contained a lot of good thoughts. That should not be construed as a wholesale attack on the credibility of the author.

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