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To: D.B. Cooper who wrote (8884)	8/23/2002 10:18:48 AM
From: Sig	Respond to of 13815

<<IMHO this rally is getting pretty exhauseted but what do I know? I just take care of flowers <VSG> What is your take on Boeing and the labor talks? I think they are crazy. They keep this up and Boeing will be in China. Good Luck I bet you that BEAS can not get past 7.38 for awhile >>> Anyone who has survived the last two years and is still posting here has to be doing something right. Lots of caution expressed. I dont expect too much of a dip, Have been somewhay dissapointed that many stocks dont move enough to pick up on dip. I have been day-trading for maybe 2 weeks now. But instead of selling everything at days end have sold covered calls on things like intc, dell,ann,- taking a page out of Horsegirl's book so that worked well. Have also begun to buy puts on MU, Leh, etc. which has not worked so well but is not a disaster. Altogether tho, I see a huge improvement over my old B+H attitude and am in the green even on a market like today. Boeing: Boeing belongs to the Government. It is not in business to grant huge rewards to shareholders so I avoid it AOL: The story on Aol has been crystal clear from day one. To very aggressively spend money to become the largest and then one day, lock up the customers and increase fees. Like ATT did several times. The big boys behind the effort bought that story, but today there is so much competition in ISP's and even from Msft that I dont think it will work - stay away. Beas: Thanks for the warning on Beas I'll do something about that Regards Sig