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To: Larry S. who wrote (49150)	9/3/2003 3:05:51 PM
From: chowder	Respond to of 53068

Hey! Hey! Hey! You better stop bad talking my NT or else big guy! <LOL> I bought some at 2.94 for the long haul, for a rainy day. I was hoping it would pull back so I could buy more but, it hasn't co-operated. With the improving economy, I was looking for companies that were beaten down beyond immediate repair but might have a chance to recover. I bought GT as one of those beaten down companies a week or two ago and it's already shot up 20% for me. I was lucky with this one though. I bought it the day before the announcement of a deal with the unions. For those looking for a rainy day stock, this sector has been hit hard and should improve as the economy improves. A lot of telecom stocks are moving up. This sector has had about as much bad news priced into it as is possible, in my opinion. Even a company like RAD should improve as the economy improves. The RAD in my IRA is already up 100% for the year but, has further to go, in my opinion. I own this one in my trading account as well. A look at the chart will show RAD jumps on any little bit of good news. Their business is improving and so will their price performance, in my opinion. da-flying-turkey-bum