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To: David Weis who wrote (25081)	2/7/2000 7:30:00 AM
From: j g cordes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68177

Hi David, yes I remember, how are you doing? Glad to see you here. The nature of markets makes steady predition improbable as they self compete. If anyone gets a great advantage they are imitated or trumped.. Darwin should have looked at Wall Street instead of the Galapogas for illustration. It also shows that evolution isn't always pretty. In my opinion there will always be niches where one can stay clear of the sharks to fare a little better, or simply swim with the sharks being sure to turn when they turn or zig when they zig or zag. There're a number of traders who move like Lamprey eels, cleaning up the wages of warfare in the pits. I almost visited the Sea Aquarium in Boston recently, must be where the analogies are comeing from.. LOL In any case, the computer attack on profitably skimming the markets with "black boxes" is accelerating. You can be sure every corporation worth its derivatives has a back office operation.