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To: Jenna who wrote (89571)	3/22/2000 4:30:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

some e-mail answers that might be useful to others. Barely scratching the surface of my e-mail this last week I'm trying to get as much done as possible and these are only subscribers. Mostly they are questions about the new Trading Forum.. We don't believe in calling stocks that have just come off the presses, but 'prepared' with watch lists and chart patterns beforehand. We don't trade on 'gut instinct' and we do believe in educating traders and not just spouting picks all day without proper sell signals or at least ideas of when the uprend is over, even if the stock is solid as a rock like an ELNT or an IBIS. We don't have 'crap', one day wonders or need to 'police' anyone. The level and structure of our forum is way too high and the quality of our traders don't need that kind of 'knuckle rapping'.. "CLASS" "Honesty" "Integrity" "An educational manual, or book" that will be updated whenever there are new lessons to be learned or techniques discovered, and a "strong trading team" that is like 'family' is what a trading forum should stand for and we will strive for. Silicon Investor is still our 'nest' and where I will be spending some time. Research is not just scanning for chart patterns but reading the latest 'magazines' of the industry and keeping track of biotech trials, FDA approvals, pending conventions in 'hot sectors' etc.