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To: Joe Smith who wrote (22093)	3/10/2000 3:40:00 PM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57584

All excellent points, Joe. . .Thanks. . . You are right. We tend to get that indestructible feeling like we did when we were 19. And yes, when things turn around, it can get ugly. . . and with the current volume overload the brokerages are already under. . . I doubt they could sustain a panic. The free share philosophy was originally posted here about a year ago, entitled "BTS, Bard's Trading System". . . from a webpage by Ga Bard, where he outlines the money management method of collecting free shares. It is certainly a fine system for long term holding. . . I like to add that if you are planning on holding those shares long. . .why not just call in the certificates. . that way you won't be tempted to trade them. This is the time of the year when we face our greed. Do we take our money and go home happy. . . or push on to the next question. . .during a time when it becomes increasingly more difficult to sustain gains. Well? Which is it? Is that your final answer? Rande Is