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To: Dealer who wrote (11583)	4/7/2000 9:08:00 AM
From: Dealer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

"VOLTAIRE'S COVER CALL STRATEGY 101" Must Read: Voltaire's Story on "The Beano Family" Introduction: "The Beano Family" Post # 5697 2nd Episode "The Beano Family" Post # 5909 3nd Episode "The Beano Family" Post # 6268 4th Episode "The Beano Family" Post #6786 5th Episode "The Beano Family" Post #7115 6th Episode "The Beano Family" Post #8167 Polvie Becomes Beano Family "guinea pig"and Shares his Success with "VCCS 101" Post # 8197 Voltaire Answers Polvie's Question on Bebo and Bobo. Post # 8213 Introduction: Polvie Becomes Polvo Beano Post # 8219 Chapter 1 Post # 8433 Chapter 2 Post # 8576 Chapter 3 Post # 9264 Chapter 4 Post # 9266 Voltaire Compliments Polvie for his convictions Voltaire's comments on covered calls. 5108 5151 5168 5170 5181 5170 5168 5229 5290 5272 5277 5311 5314 5318 5319 5320 5323 5326 5407 5429 5627 5762 5788 6216 6219 6347 *Important explanation by Voltaire 6349* CC on leaps 6352*Buying Back CC 6457An Example by Voltaire 8938**Safety from Margin Calls Question by Students and Answers by Professor Voltaire Alias: Post # 5282.......Answer by Voltaire Post # 5287 Clappy: Post # 5283...Answer by Voltaire Post # 5292 Depydog: Post # 5284..Answer by Voltaire Post # 5290 Alias: Post # 5299.......Answer by Volataire Post # 5301 Alias: Post # 5305.......Answer by Voltaire Post # 5309 Clappy: Post # 5534....Answer by Voltaire Post # 5545 Len: Post # 5548....Answer by Voltaire Post # 5571 Ponderosa: Post # 5588....Answer by Voltaire Post # 5595 J.B.C.: Post # 5656.........Answer by Voltaire Post # 5671 Len: Post # 5660.............Answer by Voltaire Post # 5676 Bruce: Post # 5797..........Answer by Voltaire Post # 5802 Len: Post # 5819.............Answer by Voltaire Post # 5870 hroarh2000: Post # 5876..Answer by Voltaire Post # 5917 Pinhi: Post # 6220...........Answer by Voltaire Post # 6227 Chapt: 11 Post # 6370......Answer by Voltaire Post # 6470 Jill: Post # 6469................Answer by Voltaire Post # 6479 Comments from Students: hroarh2000: Post # 5541 Jill: Post # 5577 Coonaz: Post # 5601 Dr, David Gleitman Post # 5635 Blandbutmarvelous post 6146 Helpful Hints by: Dr. David Gleitman Post # 9289 Hunt Post # 9256

To: Dealer who wrote (11583)	4/7/2000 9:23:00 AM
From: dangergirl	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 35685

OT--Good morning Dealer and fellow porchies. I want you all to meet Bonnie,my 25 yo Tenn Walking Horse mare. She is due to foal anytime now. Last year I had two 24 yo mares due to foal right around April 10th. Bonnie and Copy. Bonnie foaled first ( a little early). Even though she was watched very closely (I have a camera in the barn and a monitor in my bedroom), Bonnie`s foal was born and failed to make it out of the sac. I had had a rough day and slept thru it. Bonnie did not take the lost of her foal well,nor did I. It is very heartbreaking to lose a foal at term. Bonnie ran the fence line and neighed for the other mares` foals. It was sad to watch. Copy finally foaled about two weeks later. She didn`t do well after the delivery,convulsed and died that night. We think she had a ruptured uterus. It was midnight on a Friday night. I went out in the back field and brought Bonnie in,hoping whe would adopt the orphaned foal. (It is very difficult to raise a foal by hand. They have to be fed every hour or two around the clock at first) I fed the filly some colostrum that I had stored. I then covered the filly with Bonnie`s feces,urine and milk(thank God she still had some). When I put the filly in with Bonnie, She immediately accepted the filly and let her nurse. (I don`t know where she thought I had hidden her baby for two weeks, but she was convinced it was hers.) It took some special medication to get Bonnie`s milk production back, but it came back in full force, and she raised the filly with no problems. I have a special place in my heart for Bonnie and want all you porchies to keep your fingers and toes crossed for her this year. Now-- back to trading. Good luck to all of you today. I`ll keep you posted on Bonnie`s progress. Later Danger