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To: Dany Tremblay who wrote (8900)	6/30/1999 11:39:00 AM
From: charlie brown	Respond to of 28311

James Cramer publicly posted article re: market in general. This may shed a little lite. If nothing else Cramer is fun to read. He's crazy, but knowledgeable and passionate and one of my favorite reads along with Steve Harmon. What other sources do go2 -netters like? I could stand a little illumination. cb ps: (As I say this was publicly posted and not replicated without permission.)

To: Dany Tremblay who wrote (8900)	6/30/1999 6:47:00 PM
From: Robert Rose	Respond to of 28311

<Since you use Datek quite a bit (so it seems), do you use the link from the SI boards to go to Datek? > Yes, I use Datek every day, but no, I do not access it from SI. Here is what I do every morning sometime between 5 and 6 AM PST: 1) Open up browser session 1: Read Yahoo Finance News, read Steve Harmon's Morning Report. (Sorry Jeff, still in that bad habit! <g>). Minimize the above. 2) Open up browser session 2: Log into Datek, start and set up Streamer for the day, go to my Portfolio. Then minimize. 3) Open up browser session 3 if I plan to use it that day: Log into Schwab and go to my Account Positions. Then minimize. 4) Open up browser session 4: Log into SI and start reading and posting. I create these simultaneous browser sessions so that I can alternate access to these websites quickly. I'm sure that when SI and Datek are fully integrated, I will be able to access both simultaneously, and probably trade off any thread posting with the click of the mouse. That would be ideal, of course. Jeff, don't feel bad. In terms of % of my time I spend at these 4 websites, it is probably SI 80%, YHOO 10%, Datek 9% and Schwab 1%. Disclaimer: 30% of my portfolio is now GNET and that percentage is rising :)). (Next largest holding is probably 10% of my portfolio.) I Love GNET!!