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To: Dale Baker who wrote (30565)	7/18/2002 12:57:09 PM
From: Carl Worth	Respond to of 118717

aahhh greed, i know it well <g> i just turned 37 the other day, my goal is to eliminate all of my mistakes by the time i am 40....LOL i've made a living for about 3 years now on trading/investing but i still feel like a rookie this is a truly strange market, hopefully we are bouncing around building a bottom here, meanwhile i'm sticking to the fundamentals and trying to play the swings here and there AMZ has great numbers and has perked up a bit the last few days, i think it's worth 35 a year out so i have a few shares for the long term and some to sell at the upper end of its channel...obviously my opinion is biased but i think it's worth a look you might also be interested in MILT, they earned .20 in the last quarter and in their release on 7/15 they mentioned that in 2001 they got a 120M, five year contract with the Army which has moved into full scale production with computer systems "being delivered to the U.S. Army weekly" ...should be a nice baseline of revenue for them for quite a while and help keep them well in the black, obviously the stock is priced at a "show me" level now waiting to see if they can follow up the .20 or if it is a one hit wonder...to me it looks like the good results should continue...JMHO carl

To: Dale Baker who wrote (30565)	7/18/2002 5:25:34 PM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 118717

Fascinating to watch full-scale panic in action like the market today. Once the lemmings finish throwing their favorite stocks out of the window for 20-30% discounts, do they think about what comes next? Life goes on for companies with earnings... Added some NFI, CERG, PGO and FB today, all at ridiculous prices compared to their real worth. Also covered shorts in SSRI and EXTR for small gains, and flipped my HTEI trading shares. This is the zaniest month I have ever seen in the markets. Can't wait to see how it ends.