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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (14827)	8/14/2002 12:59:10 AM
From: Neenny	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17639

Hi Jeff, <it's been a long time, hope you are doing well!!> It is interesting that there are the "stock free" stories of those who have gone on to be millionaires. I take no credit away from their achievements. Interesting that you have been pm-ed several similar stories. I cannot help but wonder what the ratio between Stock Free Millionaires stories vs. Stock Market Millionaires, would be. If you could get accurate sampling of millionaires, <or even those with a net worth above a certain dollar figure>, I think that sampling would most likely tip the scale to the sides of those who had invested in the market. I think either effort requires diligence. Another interesting comparison would be to factor age into the graph. Again, I think that you might find a difference in that as well. Thinking more in terms of at what age a person's net worth reached a given dollar amount. Jane