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To: elpolvo who wrote (44687)	12/4/2001 11:42:37 PM
From: RR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

No, Dusty, I didn't. But, I sure thought about it. That's why I was posting some about it. I was holding some Jan ENE calls as I posted on here the week before last. When ENE turned south, I closed them out in a hurry. Preserve capital ya know.... I get a hoot thinking about such opportunities like ENE. The notion that one "could" have such a huge return. What, it's high today was .95. That means in two days someone with the risk capability could have bought, say, $10,000 of it, and gotten a profit of over $26,500 today. That's assuming of course perfect timing. But hey, let's assume only a 50% efficiency in timing..... still not bad. There are some arguing that ENE is still a good buy. RR