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To: Gary who wrote (8621)	9/24/1999 12:12:00 PM
From: steve in socal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

gary---congratulations!!! their is no better feeling in the world. sometimes AIM's "market timing" aligns jsut right with the constellations and you're ahead of the game. good job. regards, sk

To: Gary who wrote (8621)	9/25/1999 1:24:00 AM
From: RFH	Respond to of 18928

Great stuff, Gary. I had a pretty interesting week with AIM myself. Had another buy in Wendy's, a couple of sells in JBL, finally got rid of my FSESX (for good). Indonesia is begging for more shares, (I'm holding for more downside action), and my gold stock creeped up to the holding range. Ameritrade has really screwed me by not e-mailing me trade confirmations like they used to. So unfortunately, when I check my open orders and didn't find two for each security, I went ahead and placed them again. Unknown to me, the trade had taken place within the prior couple of days. This led me to two sells in JBL along with two buys in IIT. In both cases, Newport was asking me for just one. So now I have to check the trading activity page to see if any open orders were tripped for the week. Live and learn, huh? Check out all the action at: elnet.com Good luck, and I'm glad you decided to go with individual stocks instead of mutuals. They are much more fun! Sincerely, RFH