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To: isopatch who wrote (24086)	12/23/2002 12:18:55 PM
From: edward miller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Wouldn't it be better to start another thread because this is such a different way of investing? Surely there is more to it than just a few guidelines, and there are always the dynamics of the markets changing what are the right choices of the day (week/month/ year). Therefore the subject would not die unless, of course, people follow the threads for the excitement of trading as much as for the purpose of making money. Just my thoughts to share -Ed

To: isopatch who wrote (24086)	12/23/2002 1:06:53 PM
From: re3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

<<<George. <You cannot count on trading profits.> Oh yes I can, this is baloney...no one can for sure count on trading profits...the fact that they say they have made trading profits in the past is all well and good but there is no guarantee of future results...at least there mutual funds do say that, although i'd need bifocals to verify that ! i think you still need to come on here from time to time to tell people how smart and successful you are...and then you find a need to battle with a guy who is quite content to manage a lifestyle based on secure income streams and trade when he sees risk/reward scenarios that work for him. i'm not sure what you'd want someone to post on income investing...getting a couple of percent from a t-bill is quite secure, anything else is stretching for yield and who knows what might happen to affect your capital...