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To: edamo who wrote (7502)	5/5/2000 1:17:00 PM
From: Poet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8096

You need an attitude adjustment ed. Find a techhead to help you tweak the "options" button on your SI account. Sheesh.

To: edamo who wrote (7502)	5/5/2000 1:21:00 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8096

This is the content that I found in the header: Started By: Jill Date: Dec 26, 1999 1:00 PM This thread was started by Poet and Jill. Many of us have reaped huge rewards by investing in Gorillas and Kings--see one of the best threads on SI: Subject 25851 We are equally interested in the powerful leveraging and hedging ability that can be obtained by trading options on our favorite stocks in addition to holding our core long positions. This thread is intended to be an open forum for those new to options as well as veterans. No question is considered too elementary to ask, and we all hope to learn from each other. Jill and Poet will do their best to facilitate and ask only that conversation remain respectful of the many differing views and styles of options trading. The following books, available on Amazon, might be useful: The Gorilla Game, by Geoffrey Moore Leaps by Harrison Roth In addition, see Poet's first post on this thread for links to some very informative options discussions from other threads. Two good sites for checking options prices are: cboe.com edreyfus.com [SI Bob addendum] I like dljdirect.com for nicely formatted delayed options quotes and foxmarketwire.com for up to 50 realtime quotes (including options) per day with free registration.