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To: Susan G who wrote (82388)	2/9/2000 10:58:00 PM
From: Connor26	Respond to of 120523

nice post Susan - been there many a time and it is no fun - but with all that cash you'll drive yourself crazy now trying to figure out what to buy <vbg> Connor26 SI at it again - really bad tonight GSP Error: Error compiling file produced from: /export/docs/newfinance/research/historical.gsp Generated .java file is: /export/newfinance/lib/gsp-classes/_research/___historical.java -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Further information (from stdout): Found 4 semantic errors compiling "/export/newfinance/lib/gsp-classes/_research/___historical.java": 616. out.print(form.getTextfield("fd", fd, 2, 2)); ///export/docs/newfinance/research/historical.gsp:135 <-------------------------------> * Error: No match was found for method "getTextfield(java.lang.String, int, int, int)" 618. out.print(form.getTextfield("fy", fy, 4, 4)); ///export/docs/newfinance/research/historical.gsp:136 <-------------------------------> * Error: No match was found for method "getTextfield(java.lang.String, int, int, int)"

To: Susan G who wrote (82388)	2/9/2000 11:12:00 PM
From: SMALL FRY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

GNET - I was not gonna admit it but I still have the 300 shares I bought right after AIRO's deal with CSCO. <VBG> It's a known commodity so it's hard to part with... I must have been bitten by the same bug that bit you. I like the way you have defined and separated the ST from the LT positions. It was hard for me as well but falling in-love with a stock is something we must all "reduce" to the minimum. MNMD today looked awesome and may bear more fruit further down the road but I parted with all of it before the close... and moved on. Great guns! We all be learning the intricacies of this here market place. We all can't claim to be all knowing but survivors we are. :)) SF PS: I remember last summer... I took a Yellowstone trip after tiring of fighting the market.