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To: stockman_scott who wrote (41075)	9/8/2001 1:39:38 AM
From: RR	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65232

Hi Scott: Yes, certainly agree. Have said before it's a function of risk, and to manage risk according to what one can accept is why discipline to a plan is absolutely critical for success. Have not mentioned it here on the Porch in quite some time, but as you may recall, I believe strongly that everyone should have a goal to become debt free and not owe anybody a dime. As you become debt free, it allows you to assume more risk, and hopefully even better returns. In my situation, I take huge risk in my investing style, but I can assume the risk. It didn't come without a lot of bumps in the road and having my head handed to me on a platter many times. That guy's post made a couple of key points along those lines. Thanks for the post. Hope you have a good weekend. Guess you had a super one last week in Michigan. Limited weekend for the RR family. Part of the family heads one way with some school stuff tomorrow and I have to head out early tomorrow morning to the western part of the state to talk at a civic thing. Take care. RR