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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (15363)	7/8/2002 10:42:54 PM
From: Frank Pembleton	Respond to of 36161

early? -- possibly late, in my neck of the woods - here in Canada we had three airlines (sort of) Air Canada, WestJet and Canada 3000 - after 9-11 - the charts went in absolute cliff dive mode; Air Canada: finance.yahoo.com WestJet: (an aggressively growing discount carrier) finance.yahoo.com Canada 3000: -- No chart for this one, it went under - therefor sending the other two for a moon walk. So my question would be more along the lines of a Rogue event within the oil industry. By going long in this sector are you discounting any possibility of war with the ME? Are the air carriers you are speculating on have decent long-term hedging contracts with oil companies? Too many unknowns for me... Regards, Frank P.

To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (15363)	7/8/2002 10:55:50 PM
From: Stormin Norman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Slider, I have read LEAPS mentioned alot but I have know earthly idea what they is or what they are...... Can you, in 500 words or less, (VBG), explain LEAPS or if you prefer, direct me to a book. How do you buy a LEAP. Thanks, N. By the way, I sold all my KGC and CDE. Thanks for the heads up on the gold last summer and the CDE a month or so ago. I was off work Monday and took a pure gambling High Return (for me)/High Risk shot at VTSS and thankfully did well. 100% Cash now earning a relatively low return (1.48%)at LOW RISK.