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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Aggie who wrote (26477)	10/20/2003 2:40:45 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206086

Aggie, Thanks for the follow through. I'm trying to find low priced stocks where the FA and TA match. Other than a day trade or 2-3 day hold, I wouldn't trust TA alone on some of these unknown stocks. The only energy holding I currently own is RRI. I don't object to holding others but, under the current condition of the market, I'd like to see the TA and FA working in conjunction with each other. Yeah, the Sox couldn't hold on. I didn't expect them to anyway. They don't have the pitching to carry them through a play off. Speaking of the 67 Series, I skipped school too and I was up on a billboard just beyond the Green Monster. Back then, those buildings were warehouses and they had huge billboards on top. There were too many of us on those billboards and it became a security problem. The police tried to get us down and we fought them. The officials at Fenway agreed to open the gates for us in the 7th inning of Game 1 if we would come down. We did and got into the park to watch the rest of the game free. Gibson beat Lonberg and that wasn't fun. Game 2 was different. The billboards, which were taken down after the series, were blocked off by the police. A bunch of us stormed the gates out in the bleacher section and quite a few of us got through and watched that game for free too. We had to keep moving though because we didn't have a ticket or seat. The ushers and police were checking tickets for those who were standing around. We squeezed through the grandstand gate and had more room to roam. We saw that game for free too. The police were ready when the series continued. We weren't able to storm any of the gates and had to remain outside the park for the remainder of the series. Those were fun days. We were a bunch of thugs. dabum