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To: TREND1 who wrote (25150)	11/29/2001 7:54:12 PM
From: Jan Crawley	Respond to of 52237

which takes a lot of the fun out of investing. But maybe money is more important to you at your stage Larry, I think that would be more fun?! <g> OK, I have something to look forward to it. Regarding Hal, I think that it's very good for you and it's a serious buz for you. I do very much appreciate your sharing.....This is the cafeteria style...or window shopping...we take/use what suits us....some of it some times...or none of it .

To: TREND1 who wrote (25150)	11/29/2001 8:15:39 PM
From: Jim@Inland	Respond to of 52237

<<< In my case, I have enough money to get from here to the grave, which takes a lot of the fun out of investing>>> You're not taking large enough positions Larry:) Regards; Jim

To: TREND1 who wrote (25150)	11/29/2001 8:47:36 PM
From: TechTrader42	Respond to of 52237

I should point out that lowly ole SAR has been long on the Naz Comp since 10/2. No sell signal yet, either. No magic, no black box, just lil' ol' SAR. But SAR, no doubt, found itself sorely tested during the crash and subsequent bear market rallies. I'm sure a lot of buy signals went nowhere fast. That's where Don's system would have come in handy, with faster signals. At that time, there were only two types of traders: the quick and dead. A lot of people wouldn't have been prepared to ride this trend up so long, after getting shaken out during all the short-lived bear market rallies. At that time, we didn't hear much about trend-following systems from the longs. I have a hunch why, too.