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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (502)	10/21/1999 4:37:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 604

SPZ 1295 +3 Quote from worden Bros. TIP: The Supreme Virtue A stock trader's supreme virtue is not discipline, as is so often contended. Discipline is often stubbornness or inflexibility masquerading as strength of character. The supreme virtue - and probably the rarest - is patience. Patience for the long-term investor, who must learn that a year is but a fraction of a business cycle; patience for the intermediate or swing trader, who must learn that a day or a week does not make a trend; patience for the day trader, who must learn that a minute is not the hour it seems to be.