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To: Wizard who wrote (211)	8/27/2000 10:33:09 PM
From: NotNeiderhoffer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 499

Wiz, Thanks for the olive branch. I would agree-there are too many rats and snakes on wall street. And feel free to buy an odd lot on that sneaker company but only on weakness. After a week of R&R I am ready to go back at it-but I will be taking off next friday in order to set up back-to-back 4 day weeks. Need to ease back into this game. Did I miss anything on TUTS and PLCM last week? Stocks were ramping but I was not digging for anything but clams. Looks like somebody else likes PLCM. That mutual fund dude in this weeks Barrons article is putting up some nice numbers on the board but did not give us more than a soundbite about why we should own his favorites. quote.thestreet.com But are we supposed to be impressed by McHugh's training regimen? Biking 100 miles and running 8 miles on your day off sounds impressive but check out my schedule last saturday: 9AM-11AM Tennis-defeat hedgie fund manager 6-1, 6-4. Offer to pay for his next round off lessons. 12PM-3PM Beach Volleyball-Win 3 of 5 games while managing to even out tan lines. 4PM-5PM Surf-Paddle out at L road. Lousy waves but manage to fend off large amount of jellyfish. Call it a draw against mother nature. 6PM-Jog-Peel off 3 mile run in 21 minutes. Starting to feel fatigue in legs. 6:22 Fluid Replenishment-Crack open several cold Budweisers (can) that I put in freezer before run. Leg fatigue eases. 7PM-8PM-Food-Fix a nice spread consisting mostly of shellfish to party of 6. Serve overoaked chardonnay to fabulous friends while mocking mutual fund managers who can barely afford second homes. 9PM-11PM Drink more-Begin to sling gin as lower back begins to spasm from too much exercise. Self medication seems to relieve spasms. 12PM-3AM DanceDanceDance-Manage to get into JetEast without Mr. Pink's help. Chat up ex-model type who briefly decides I might do for the night. Round second base but thrown out going for third. 3AM-5AM-Swear off aging ex-models while trying to snag Taxi home. Ask stragglers leaving bar if anyone has hot tub. No luck. 6AM-The End-Finally get home and watch sun come up. Remind myself life is good cuz I am not a lowly mutual fund. manager. NotsureifIbelonginSydneyNeiderhoffer