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To: HomeBoy Security who wrote (121731)	3/26/2001 1:33:59 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

jovi, that advice has bankrupted people over the last year. the advice in mike's column would have left even the like of mr william harmond down a measly 5%. bankrupt or down 5%? i'm not surprised you choose bankruptcy. i bet you believe your "plan" is less risky, too. ho ho ho ho! ;-) what do you do when your stock drops? i think buying more at a higher price is stoooopid - exactly what your program calls for. ugggh! in fact, that irrational behavior is what guarantees the herd gewts wiped out in bubbles. your type hates a stock at $5 (i'm buying) yet you love it when i sell it to you at $28. you double up at $40 and watch it drop to $5 again. then you sell it to me again. thanks, bro! :-)