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To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 12:37:00 AM
From: Susan G	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Pepper, Jenna gets so many messages I'm sure she can't even read them all unless she stays up round the clock. And she answers all subscriber e-mails & posts, as well as many non-subscribers which takes a huge amount of time. If you had checked out the free areas of the Marketgems site as well as the constant reminders on the thread, Jenna ALWAYS suggests selling before an earnings report - even if the earnings are expected to be stellar. We don't always listen to that advice, sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. And lately, even after stellar reports, when holding through we lose. Also, A TIP is a suggestion- not a guarantee. marketgems.com PS - the chart looks pretty good, to me. Usually it takes a few days for a stock to resume an uptrend after an earnings report. Have a little patience, no one forced you to buy it ya know. And it was green today - not many stocks were at the end of the day.

To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 12:58:00 AM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 120523

CGO..My "tip" was not a tip but an honest opinion..CGO did beat estimates Wed Jan 26 CGO Atlas Air Inc Q4 net rises - Reuters Securities Wed Jan 26 CGO Atlas Air Profit Rises 31% ..In just 2 days you get rattled? CGO is still there it didn't die. It was even up today.. Hello? are you there.. Up today. JPM beat and it was down also.. as was NT, etc.I don't 'tip' anyone but waiters and service employees. So please Mr. Scrooge lend thyself to another thread if thou feel unpampered, ignored and not getting a money back guarantee on every pick (hey, what money?) I had an opinion on a stock I thought I'd share since I did so well on FRNT and FWRD.. before that. Answering every e-mail from over 200 a day is humanly impossible even from the open thread...and that's after removing my e-mail address from the profile, before that it was much worse. Being on the thread most of the day and analyzing most of the night is really all you'll get. Now what are you going to do for me, now that I'm doing that for you? And why would I need you to join if one stock suggestion shakes up your equilibrium to such an extent? If you want to volunteer full time to read my e-mail I'll be happy to hire you. I think its about $12 an hour with lunches and no medical benefits.

To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 1:21:00 AM
From: Adelle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Dear Pepper1, I see from your profile that your investment experience is less than one year. It might be of benefit to you and your money to watch, read, learn about investing, develop your own style of what type of investing interests you before you lose all your money. Do you know anything about fundamental analysis and technical analysis? Have you done your homework on the stocks you want to buy? (called DD, or Due Diligence) Have you "paper traded" at all? I highly recommend you do that for awhile until you feel you can stomach the real ups and downs of stock prices...it isn't only the company's revenues and earnings that affect the stock price..there is the sector, the market itself, futures, the Bonds, the Fed., option expirations, etc,etc. You can't expect one person to give you a "tip" and have it go the way you want it to go...that is not the real world. I also highly recommend you put your money into a mutual fund for now and study, study, study! It also seems you owe Jenna an apology for jumping down her throat for not answering you.. Go to her webpage..http://www.marketgems.com/ and start studying her methods, but only after you read some investing books, websites like the MotleyFool and MSN MoneyCentral, Clearstation, I apologize if I am assuming you have not done all of this already, but the fact that you seem obsessed with the performance of one stock tells me differently. Good luck and good studying! Sent with good intentions to help you... Adelle

To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 5:22:00 AM
From: lee kramer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Pepper1: Jenna needs no defense...but I gotta tell you I think you're a wee bit out of line. She works hard, for subscribers and non-subcribers who, like yourself, post questions. And her record is stellar...not for a quarter or two but over several years. Kinda reminds me of a Red Sox fan who boos Pedro Martinez when he has a bad outing. Guys like Pedro and women like Jenna work hard, put up great numbers over a lengthy period of time, and always seem to give the paying fans far, far more than is "require." You gotta rethink this Pepper if you want to avoid shooting yourself in the foot. (Lee)

To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 8:01:00 AM
From: rocket man	Respond to of 120523

Pepper is a rookie ingrate.

To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 8:28:00 AM
From: Doug Robinson	Respond to of 120523

Pepper-I only use the information in SI to identify companies that I don't know about. I never buy/sell on anyone's recommendation on SI. I do my own DD and only buy on my own buy signals. I've found that SI posters stock ideas are right as often as they are wrong, over the short term. I track those that I think have some idea about what they are talking about. I learned a long time ago that when I buy or sell something, it's my decision and I'm the winner or loser. I don't hold anyone responsible for a bad idea, if I've chosen to pull the trigger. If someone consistently misses the mark, I just don't listen to them and there are certainly posters on the SI boards that fall into that category.

To: Pepper1 who wrote (80724)	1/27/2000 9:09:00 AM
From: aliveinsf	Respond to of 120523

Pepper...You Appear Lazy....Last March you asked the thread to recommend books on TA. You received several replies including reference to Jenna's eductional site. A few Days ago you asked the meaning of consolidation. Obviously, you didn't read the books on TA. If being down $1.50 on a $30 stock cause so much anquish, I suggest you contact one of the many banks offering 6.5% for one year CD's. You will sleep better at night and you won't have to work hard, and you still won't have to spend any money on advice.