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To: Chuck Williams who wrote (76411)	5/2/2001 10:06:42 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

Of course. You buy whatever you want to buy. Everyone does. But I like posting stock ideas and enjoy reading others picks as well. Too little of that on SI these days IMHO. All these charts and graphs don't mean much to me except where a stock's been in the past. I'm looking at right now and tomorrow. So don't bash people for posting their stock picks. As if saying anything good about a stock or reporting a gain (or a loss) is not interesting to people. I hesitate to ever give investment advice and refuse to when asked but I like reporting what's going on. I tell you what I'm doing and then find out what others are doing. Often I'll learn and switch. But I take everyone's opinion with a grain of salt and you all should too. I'm no Tokyo Joe Or Mister Pink and never want to be. We always have to be responsible for our own decisions. Afterall it's real money and it matters. Sorry if I seem like I'm bragging today but I have made some excellent picks lately (though not perfect) and can now pay a lot of bills I didn't think I could before (knock on wood, I have to sell first). Also I'm very happy about the market today. Next week I'm not as worried about going into the rate cut. But this week I was afraid we'd have more profit-taking. Better not jinx it. Holding long and buying on dips. So far so good.