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To: koan who wrote (1898)	7/23/2000 7:05:37 PM
From: Brumell	Respond to of 2255

I have some ITF too. Bought it a few weeks ago and road it up to 30 and down again. If there is a sell-off at open, I'll buy some more. If you think there's a pollyanna side to you, we are in the same club. Haven't lost mine either and still tend to expect the best from my species. Fortunately, there's also a weather-beaten cynical side that keeps me looking out for those nasty curve balls. They are thrown at us frequently but disguised by rhetoric and slight of hand, we often fail to see them. Yeah I'd like 100,000 ITF at .15 with a warrant at .20 for two years. If I already had a bunch at lower prices, I wouldn't mind the 100K being withheld from trading either. Oddly, they didn't call me with the offer...<ggg>. Bob

To: koan who wrote (1898)	7/24/2000 12:40:40 AM
From: russet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2255

I have neglected to post in this series,...but perhaps I should. I know a lot of these folks you speak of,...and their main effort is directed to getting financing to keep their salaries,...be it from actual salary, options, consulting fees or whatever. If they can't get people to believe in their ability to raise stock prices, they have to go to work for someone else.(period) If they actually find a economic deposit,...they hit the jackpot. That is not to say that most don't work very hard doing what they do. Some promote most, others prospect most. Many work hard, know a lot and deserve their salaries. Others of course do not. For many it's just a business. Luck is key, because that is what differentiates the winners, from the folks that have to go a work for someone else. It is just a business, and they are selling their ability to increase a shareprice through their hard work,....again remember, luck is the main factor, and never place all your money in any one play. Advice from a squished hamster, who learned the hard way (gggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg).