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To: Brasco One who wrote (20583)	10/2/2001 10:25:59 PM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 52237

Donny B: I'm waiting for Donald Sew to tell me whether current mortgage rates are a Class 1 buy now. I see that others are asking about GE and MSFT -- no matter that he doesn't give advice on individual stocks. I'm not taking any action on mortgages until I can get Don to tell me what to do. Don: Should I refinance now? What about my NT shares? Should I continue averaging down? There's a leftover brownie in the refrigerator now. Would it make a good snack this evening? My husband is investing all of our hard-earned money in strip clubs during the week. I know this because I've had him followed. Should I consider divorcing him? What about AMZN? Will it go out of business? Should I sell now? What about wine stains on Oriental carpets? What do I do about those? Oh, and GE and MSFT -- those too. I bought them and don't know when to sell them. I need someone to tell me when to sell them. What should I do? Help me decide. Please! Which way is the market going to go tomorrow? Up or down? Please tell! I know you know. OK, kiddies. Time to get our hats and coats. Tomorrow we'll all sell GE! OK? Won't that be fun? Let's all hold hands now and go out to recess. But seriously, traders need to think for themselves. Don does well because he thinks for himself, using his own system. Traders need to develop their own systems and trust their own signals.