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To: Parker Benchley who wrote (18976)	11/3/2000 2:00:27 PM
From: don denson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

Thanks George..... honestly, my few big wins in the market have come in the same surprising way, as the few big losses I've suffered through (to wit: dctc). Unless you are on the good ol boy list, as far as I'm concerned, you must be content to be satisfied with this reality- if you want to play in the game. And, of course, we are talking about following issues down on the bb..... it's all speculative there and I always play with dough that may well go away. After suffering through an earlier loss which bordered on criminality as well, I decided to end my bb ventures. I have been closing out positions since then, and look forward to wiping out dci on the portfolio before year end if things don't change. The dead-duck silence makes me think the murphs are going to sit on the ball til year end in order to thrash us on out on 12/31. After the pledge to sell-off and distribute what's left pronto, I decided to stick in for the duration. But frankly, right now, I don't believe the murphs will even honor this last commitment. I know there's been commentary to the point that developments might make it worthwhile to see things through...... but if we don't see some signs of life from them soon, well, I just want to wash the dirt off from the experience and move on..... even if it means missing the "big turnaround" in Europe. Rooting for the SEC is not a pass-time I want to engage in.