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Politics : High Tolerance Plasticity -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kodiak_bull who wrote (17766)	11/21/2002 12:42:15 PM
From: Warpfactor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23153

<<Of course not. You should only do something like that at Star Trek conventions, and then you'd be greeted by a ton of aliens.>> I've had the e-mail address Warpfactor@Aol.com for over 10 years now. Back in my younger days, I was quite a Star Trek fan, although I never attended a convention. Since my name is Warren, people (some people) would just call me War, or Warp for short. I watched the first episode of Star Trek Voyager and noticed that there was only one white guy among the main castmembers. I wasn't too concerned with that, but this guy was in competition with a female alien for the Chief Engineer job. The Woman (I do not know this womans name, but know she was a favorite geek pin-up before Jeri Ryan came along) was more technically competent, and the white guy was portrayed as petty, petulant, and probably some other "P" words. So I took it as yet another effort by mainstream television to denegrate white males, and steered away from the show after that. Once in awhile I catch an episode on late night after I get home, and it seems that this white guy has accepted his subordinate status and is no longer petty and petulant. On to stocks: stockcharts.com[d,a]dbclyyay[d20020628,20021228][pc20!c50!i][vc60][iLb4!Lb8!Lh14,3!Lc5]&pref=G My fave indicator for SOX - RSI(4), is at 87. In the bull market, one had better not short SOX under and RSI(4) < 94. But since March 00, shorting as these levels has had an excellent reward-risk ratio. I've put in some limits to grab LRCX and a few others on the short side. Warp