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To: goldsheet who wrote (96199)	11/7/2003 11:22:30 PM
From: re3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116764

mmm, maybe you aren't getting my point...i don't necessarily need to know what you are invested in (but i wouldn't mind so much if you spilled -g-) but if you are not invested in anything then by my definition you are 100 % american greenbacks and i see some sort of allocation to gold bullion as an improvement over a "decision" to be in 100 % american greenbacks... of course i live in canada eh so maybe i'm biased -g-

To: goldsheet who wrote (96199)	11/8/2003 1:26:44 PM
From: Jamey	Respond to of 116764

I go by the precept that every dog has his day and so do stocks. Too many people overly anxious to make their fortune in a hurry. Its a given that 90% (at least) lose money in the market. Its not talked about but I believe that the best way to make a fortune in the market is to buy in a out of favor sector and sit on your stock. Now all I have to do is follow my own advice. I am an anxious investor also. My favorite Tech stocks would have made me a fortune like in 2000 but I listened to sound advice instead of being illogical like I once was. (grin) Now I am just logical and broke. James