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To: JH who wrote (4419)	12/1/2000 8:38:56 PM
From: Peter Sherman	Respond to of 10712

FWIW - IMHOI, day traders die broke -

To: JH who wrote (4419)	12/2/2000 12:42:56 AM
From: npiwovar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10712

John, Could you please tell me why the hell you are cluttering up this board with the results of your day trading.Why would anybody else care what you are doing? UF,why are you encouraging this guy?

To: JH who wrote (4419)	12/2/2000 10:03:49 PM
From: Gary Kao	Respond to of 10712

John: May I ask you what was the catalyst or signals you used each time you sold? Seems like an impressive piece of short-term market timing....I hope to learn from a master! Thanks in advance for your reply and thoughts, Gary

To: JH who wrote (4419)	12/2/2000 10:15:47 PM
From: Jason W	Respond to of 10712

Since the majority of the board seems to support your trading log, who am I to oppose? I have just one question: Why quote the number of shares you are trading? Your first two trades were buys totaling $531,000. That's quite a large day trade in a single stock. VERY few people have that kind of money to play with. Now, I am NOT doubting that you have that much money, I just rarely hear people name quantities (dollars) when mentioned buys and sells. 5x and 4x would have worked just as well, but what do I know. Jason postaway@iown5xcreenotx1k.com