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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (5190)	8/11/2002 11:37:06 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Do you find that your knowledge and methods help you to make optimal investing decisions? Definitely. My FED knowledge has been the most valuable even though I have no idea what fool move the FED is planning next. Or despite your knowledge of the Fed, technical analysis, fundamental analysis and telecom (did I leave anything out?) biotech. that you are stuck making bad investing decisions along with the rest of us slobs? To the extent that you make decisions based on the best available data foregoing all tendencies to rely on "guts", to that extent you won't be a slob. Those who make the most errors and survive are usually the ones who go on to prosper the most. It isn't possible to not make errors. The first lesson in this biz is to accept errors and make adjustments. The second lesson is that you can't be emotionally attached to money. You have to be indifferent to the things that money can buy. Better, you should abhor what money can buy, for it can only buy you suffering. Take it from one who has had tons of money.