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To: Joseph Silent who wrote (3394)	8/11/1999 11:04:00 AM
From: Susan Saline	Respond to of 10027

Joseph ... it is very difficult to 'see' in a different light ... when one is in the red ... too difficult to be unbiased. Much easier for one to 'see' when not in a stock. No bias no worry no expectations no fear ... One who buys ... just to make money ... cause it was going up ... and expects to make a killing ... is a trader. One who buys a company based on the fundamentals and growth, should sit pat ... until or unless the fundamentals change. ... then take a loss and move on. Longer term this would be an excellent investment. IMO That is why I would like a 'long term' position. Market direction will now lead this ... either up or down ... but long term it will win One good lesson ... not to buy a 'full' position at first entry for a position trade (if one does not use stop losses)...that way ...averaging in at a better price will pay off handsomely once the trend starts back up My mutual funds ... which I add to on a monthly basis .. have proved this to me.

To: Joseph Silent who wrote (3394)	8/11/1999 11:09:00 AM
From: mnreddy	Respond to of 10027

Joseph, you pretty much voiced my feelings. It is really very consoling to read James Dines issue yesterday. He sounds more positive than ever before. Thanks Murli N Reddy "Eerie repeat of August 1998" is the headlines in his latest issue.

To: Joseph Silent who wrote (3394)	8/11/1999 11:16:00 AM
From: Gary Korn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10027

Two moments ago, on CNBC, Hogan's market view named 3 top stock picks: AOL NITE and I can't recall the third (I was too taken aback by the NITE reference). Hogan's view (whoever he is) is that buyers should step up to the plate before the 8/24 Fed meeting. Gary Korn

To: Joseph Silent who wrote (3394)	8/11/1999 11:39:00 AM
From: GS_Wall Street	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10027

I just saw a 10,000 share order to buy on isld go off at 30.5 only 3300 shares got filled, but I have never seen an order so big on isld. Usally isld is for small investors. actually is just got filled entirely and the price in now 30.375