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To: Sunny who wrote (4659)	8/5/1999 2:11:00 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

>> I understand the consolidation issue but, I am having a tough time consolidating to one like LindyBill. I am trying to decide whether to buy a basket of stocks to just ride the established gorillas. You misunderstood the consolidation advice from the GG. LindyBill is 3d to the right of the center of Gorilla Gamers, and is not a good role model unless you have an incredible tolerance for volatility, an overwhelming lust for extreme returns, or are looking for the best in zoot suit fashions <g>. The advice from Geof Moore & Co. is to consolidate into the Gorilla for any particular sector. That is not to say you can't or shouldn't be in numerous sectors. Note that consolidation is for risk avoidance purposes, since the Gorilla will have the least probability of disappointing of any selection in a sector. This does not guarantee it will have the highest returns within the sector, though that is a strong probability. Good luck in sorting it out, Frank