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To: nokomis who wrote (2193)	10/17/2000 1:46:32 AM
From: bobby is sleepless in seattle	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8046

Just happen to be a firm believer that for some unknown, unusual mojo, there is a superpower that permits stocks to move in concert, and typically tied to leading averages....this phenomenon i don't quite understand, so I just lump it accordingly with the sheep mentality,,,the lemmings, the self fulfilling prophecy... i happen to think if there is a fundamentally strong stock it should move on its own accord....and this just doesn't seem to happen. many calls i make are generally not stock specific as the averages have proven itself to provide direction,,,always exceptions to the rule...this in itself could narrow the number of innodated calls, the massive posts, as i happen to feel most of us have moved to a level where we follow our own basket of perceived strong stocks. my purpose perhaps is contrary to your mission statement, and for that I apologize... my intent is not to disrupt, rather to add what I feel my matriculation process has directed me toward,,,, wrong or right, i concede to my mentors for answers. Each and every day becomes a new learning experience, fresh perspectives, and i always look forward to the next chapter. I have a strong argument about "just wanting to trade",,,as following current events, market direction, unusual behavior of certain stocks, sector rotation,,,all encompassing leans on trading... but then again, i appeal to your fairness on the intent of your thread.