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To: Baton who wrote (17219)	12/23/1999 2:20:00 PM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57584

. . . . October Portfolio at +57% . . . after nearly 2 months. . . . talk.techstocks.com techstocks.com HEAR is the biggest gainer. . . up over 200 percent so far. Other 100% winners in a 2 month period, include ADAP, XYBR, LDIG, ADFC and RHAT with VERT knocking on the door of the winners circle at + 92%. Our babies outperformed the rest of the group by a long shot. . . picking the stocks that have the highest percentage gains is what we pride ourselves in here. . . . in this market it is easy to pick a winning stock. . . . but much tougher to pick the biggest winners of all. Remember LDIG started at 2.75. . . so it is now up well over 2000 percent on the year!! And we sold it at $70 and bought it back at $17! . . .which adds considerably to the gains. Find me a stock that has done better. . . not even QCOM has outperformed LDIG in 1999. Out of the 30 stocks in this 2 month old portfolio, only ANTC and BBY are down. . both single digits. . . and only 1 stock is showing a single digit gain. . . all others are deep into double digits. Once more. . . be sure your trading portfolios are doing better than the long ports or you may be wasting your time and money. This has become a very popular concept of late. I have been amazed at the number of traders that are hanging up their mice. That shows real maturity. . . and I am honored to have helped some in making such a decision. I doubt if we will be hearing this story in Wall Street Journal any time soon. . . as it would be highly unpopular on the street to think we are helping some folks to STOP trading and stop losing money. But it is the right thing to do. . . and it is one of the few things in this business that is not driven by greed. And the best part is. . . we have barely just begun. Rande Is