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To: Steve Grabczyk who wrote (9183)	11/6/1999 8:33:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Steve, Congratulations on the TWE quick trade. I'm still waiting for a few more pennies before my trade clicks. However, it's nice to see the smart rise in share price this week. They've been putting out a string of good news events from around the world for months. It had to eventually catch on. I've also noted that most of the brokerages that I follow had pretty good weeks as well. Looks like the cattle have changed directions once again. I'm glad we were there at RoundUp so we can herd our "little doggies" to auction! If you are being prompted for a price update now, then enter the data as of Friday's close. There's really no "science" to what day you update. Bob Norman updates mid week. I usually use Friday's close after the "Sunday" clock ticks over. It's user's preference. If you're less than one week from starting the TWE account, then you should let the clock run to the next price update period. Otherwise if you enter the trade in the first week of ownership, it will make the graph look like it started at the TRADE price not the initial Purchase Price. Hope this helps. Best regards, Tom