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To: Sarmad Y. Hermiz who wrote (2791)	11/19/2002 11:31:31 AM
From: Robert O	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13403

ot covered 1/2 vrsn in last minute last nite and waited too long this a.m. even had a profit at one point. Took the hit and getting out of the game this time for good. I can't even get a decent down day for stocks I hold on massive naz down opens. I'm giving in and making money the old fashioned way... accumulate pay checks. RO Ps As a final f*ck you and consistent with the rest of the year I had to go to lunch with a profitable NVDA short trade. Put in a stop 10 cents higher as naz was diving. Come back to see my stop triggeed to the penny! on little spurt up on the way down. lost a few thousand profit due to that then went on tilt for VRSN. I'm quitting since this process will repeat again and again. good luck to all.

To: Sarmad Y. Hermiz who wrote (2791)	11/19/2002 11:43:13 AM
From: Sam Citron	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13403

OT ** I was hoping that the Senate would have the wisdom to pass the Daschle-Lieberman Amendment, which would have struck certain special interest provisions from the Homeland Security Bill, including one provision which slams the courtroom door shut for thousands of people who allegedly have been injured by a mercury derivative which was manufactured by LLY and used as a preservative in vaccines. Unfortunately, I overestimated the wisdom of that body. I learned that it is dangerous to trade based on hope. One must be totally objective.