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To: fish who wrote (3602)	7/16/2000 8:03:47 AM
From: DownSouth	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 22706

Lips, any investor worth his salt water knows about blue lines and red lines. Yellow lines are a bit more advanced, but not that hard to grasp. Here is a reading list: amazon.com amazon.com amazon.com Get back to us on this later.

To: fish who wrote (3602)	7/16/2000 2:01:05 PM
From: Dr. Id	Respond to of 22706

Blue line stocks good. Red line stocks bad."> I've been pondering the last two lines ( red,blue, etc.) I don't understand. Will you expand on these thoughts? Inquiring Densas need to know. (The Mensas already know) fish@iwishiknewhowtohighlightPMs.edu Fishlips, Go here for an in-depth explanation: theonion.com I have been trying to stay away from red line stocks, but the evil twin of UF keeps pitching them to me. Dr.Id@wheneverItrytogetouttheypullmebackIN!com