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To: Cheeky Kid who wrote (40824)	5/23/2007 12:59:54 AM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78421

That sounds like slow market death. The worst kind. It if forgivable if you did it in one stock. Or five. But in twenty, you never see it coming and never forgive yourself. To win in 20 stocks take just as little skill in a bull market. No one knows why stocks that should go don't get tulip attention, and Bre-X which was obviously too good to be true fooled ten million people. And everybody bought tulips. And princes bought Nortel. And Einstein bought stocks no one ever heard of which went nowhere, and missed every single 10 banger there ever was. But Shannon might have nailed it with analytical skill of the first order. And perhaps so did Ed Thorp. Which keeps us trying. EC<:-}