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To: Bernie Goldberg who wrote (14646)	1/28/2001 5:19:58 PM
From: velobob	Respond to of 18928

Bernie Sincere thanks for the encouragement. Have a Great Evening. Bob L

To: Bernie Goldberg who wrote (14646)	1/29/2001 7:58:48 AM
From: matvest	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Good Morning Bernie, Thanks for the suggestion to Bob, I have printed your advice and am also posting it on the wall. Now speaking of outsmarting AIM, I have an idea I wanted to bounce off you and the others here. I like a Biotech, Orchid (ORCH), but it is more risky than I am comfortable with placing $6,300 (63% of 10,000) at risk. I am looking for another risky stock in a similar industry and thinking of combining both into a mini fund such as you have done. That way each would have an initial risk of $3,150 and yet the trades would be large enough to be cost efficient. What do you think? The other alternatives are to to pass until I find a Biotech at a price I like and with which I am comfortable making a full $6,300 investment or instead of an initial portfolio of $10,000, I could use $5,000 on ORCH instead. Thanks in advance. Larry M