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To: puborectalis who wrote (68825)	10/31/1999 6:53:00 AM
From: lee kramer	Respond to of 120523

A few brief comments on the "So You Want To Daytrade" tips. I always take good notes. Always stay within the margins. And I'm always aware of the time of day; I know when Maria's gonna give her pre-market pitch. And I've got a trusty sundial and a back-up Timex that'll keep ticking down to 150 feet underwater. It's helped me on many occasions. Where I tend to fall down is in my thought process. My thought process can certainly use some work; guess I learned from people with disorganized thought processes. Another problem I suffer; I "read the tape" as the author suggests, but I read it from right to left...my heritage I guess. Maybe this is why I have difficulty in "following the trend" as the author exhorts. (Lee)

To: puborectalis who wrote (68825)	10/31/1999 7:58:00 AM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 120523

Steve Harmon talks about NTRO...........Money Talk: What are your thoughts on wireless Internet? There are many firms on the Street working on a platform, Winstar, Teligent, Cisco and Metricom with help. But my question revolves around Netro. What do you think about this growing company? Harmon: The short answer is Motorola {MOT}, Cell One, GTE {GTE}, MCI Worldcom {WCOM} ought to own Netro {NTRO}. It will probably take those "wireless" and communications giants a few months to figure that out. However, at a $993 million market cap, there's some of that deal expectation built in.