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To: Patentlawmeister who wrote (3397)	5/28/2003 2:52:11 AM
From: Crossy	Respond to of 37387

Cuda, quit daytime job ? Not jet - but you could "opt" for lighter schedules if your financial background permits Not loosing contacts to your vocational environment is one aspect that might be important, financial security is another. Let me provide another suggestion - you could try to set aside a fixed percentage of all gains - say 20% per month of the delta to month before in income type securities or a similar structured funds.. or alternatively, you could try creating a parallel portfolio of bluechips of a more volatile type of stocks with a stable "trend" in place (like Dell, EDS, IBM) with the 20% proceeds and enhance yields further by doing "Covered call writing" a great option techniques (see -John Hull: Financial Derivtives or McMillan : Options as a strategic investment) to enhance yield of an underlying positon With "income type" invesmtn I do mean high yield bonds, or preferred stock. A good place to start for this is usually www.quantumonline.com rgrds CROSSY