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To: mish5000 who wrote (37003)	11/6/2001 1:22:54 AM
From: electrodude	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37746

The $70 million was theoretical based on the claimed return. In no way do I believe this is possible. But, if someone claims they are making $500 on their worst, presumably when the short period of time passed that they doubled their money they would trade twice the shares...following the claimed return, $70 million would result in a year by continuing to increase the position size with the account size. Even using a constant size it's still going to turn $20000 into at least a quarter million in a year, if $500 was the worst day. Quite an astounding feat, but nothing close to the truly unbelievable claim to never have a losing day. ED