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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Techplayer who wrote (39118)	4/2/2000 11:00:00 AM
From: DHB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

news has been a little slow lately I guess so I snagged this from my CNET weekly e-mail. I especially like #8 10. Top Ten Day Trading Tips In surprising move, big Wall Street brokerages such as the Charles Schwab Corporation are beginning to actively court once- maligned day traders: 1.digital.cnet.com Such high exposure will undoubtedly push day trading into the mainstream (and lucrative transaction fees into the firms' coffers). But before you get started, check out our top ten tips for day traders: 1. Speed is important. Shoot for trading the entire NASDAQ index before lunch. 2. Don't overlook college funds, credit cards, and crime as ready sources of investing cash. 3. Place firearms out of reach. 4. Good information can come from anywhere. A chat-room tip from a stranger--especially when it's in all capital letters and followed by four exclamation points--can be worth millions. 5. Diversify your holdings. Put your life savings in another stock every five minutes. 6. Take out a home-improvement loan and invest it. You'll make more money that way. 7. Don't tell anyone that you're day trading. Especially your wife. 8. Don't neglect personal hygiene. Bathe at least once a month. Twice if you're trading Rambus. 9. Don't forget to have fun, like hitting the message boards and posting "Let's short this #$!% stock" on all the day's big gainers. 10. Be daring. Bankruptcy is a learning experience.