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To: RR who wrote (27603)	8/2/2000 9:10:17 PM
From: RR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Any bulls on here? Sure, why not? Why is the Naz down? Why are the quality techs down? What has changed? Could it be..........? Oh yeah, super set-up play for year end, like last year. Boom-i! Bring it on. Baby boomers won't let this thing crash. Too much mooooney, folks. Smart investors showing some patience already. Like I said the other day, months ago we talked about this happening right now. Nobody should have been surprised necessarily and all should have already had this factored into their plan, especially us options traders. Stay cool. Be smart. Buy a little here and there. Doesn't have to be all at once. Pick your trades. Be selective. Stay with quality. Chill..... Oh yeah, stay off that darn margin. Become debt free. RR

To: RR who wrote (27603)	8/2/2000 9:23:37 PM
From: Mannie	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 35685

Welcome back Rick, I'm glad you had such a wonderful time away. I was greeted by a great sight as I went in to the office early this morning. My office is on a house boat, and as I headed out the dock I spotted a momma Pied Billed Grebe (beautiful tiny diving bird) and her half dozen newly hatched babies, each tiny puffball resting on it's own lily pad...squeeking away. They must weigh virtually nothing, as they were high and dry in their little lily pad cribs. They were just unbelievably cute. I really look forward to watching them grow up. This is on a dead calm morning, the water reflecting a brilliant red sunrise.... a four foot tall Blue Heron stalking the waters next to them, hunting sun fish and with Kingfishers cackling and diving away above.... What a great way to start the day. Scott