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To: nspolar who wrote (12562)	5/17/2002 3:38:11 PM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 36161

nspolar, Agreed on many of your points, esp. that we could use a market washout. Also an excellent idea: Would be good for folks to prepare a list of future buys, some might be coming up. I for one could use a little more diversification Also have gassers in my sights, even picked up a little more TESOF this morning (Edit not a gasser but runs with them sometimes) when it was near at 11 support, knowing it might get cheaper still. I tend to be early, so bear that in mind. Best Regards, Roebear

To: nspolar who wrote (12562)	5/17/2002 3:51:09 PM
From: nspolar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

I believe someone mentioned SEI here the other day. Well look at these two: finance.yahoo.com finance.yahoo.com I have been watching both, just out of curiosity. One was a plus 3 bagger for me, one nearly a minus, a year plus back. The latter taught me a good lesson, about stopping out and about investing in more honest concerns. Both companies ran by very questionable management. The potential on the upside always seems so attractive in outfits like these, but can also bring so much heart break. With all the other ops around or coming up, just ain't often worth the effort any more. So now more often than not I just pass em by. With all the gains in PM's I suspect I'll even become more conservative in my investment strategies, going forward.