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To: CountofMoneyCristo who wrote (2586)	5/24/2001 10:35:07 PM
From: drknowbody	Respond to of 5315

I have no affiliation with any of the brokers or gurus. I would strongly advise any trader to do their own work and avoid the guru's. My point was this. I was under the impression that you were an honest person. One who takes accountability for his own actions and expects others to do the same. Those who are taking illegal kickbacks will be held accountable in the end by the law. Eventually there will be a young motivated soul at the state level that will take them on and bring them down. You however, obviously lack a critical skill as a trader in that you do not want to be accountable for your own actions. You Mr Asser pushed the buy and sell button. You You You. You are the one who, for whatever reason could not be patient and miss that next big run that the guru was sure to catch. You traded to the tune of something like 70 tickets a day. Seventy times a day, YOU pushed execute. YOU did that. YOU lost the money. However wrong it may be that the guru's have hidden relationships (and I agree with you that it is wrong, its also illegal) you are the one who bought and sold. Until you understand that, you don't understand trading. Ill add the Dennis Miller disclaimer to that one.."Of course, thats just my opinion. I could be wrong". -Theo