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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (13031)	10/28/1997 5:08:00 PM
From: Victoria Vasconcellos	Respond to of 50167

I answered my own Question IQ... Thanks for the tip!

To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (13031)	10/28/1997 5:49:00 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50167

Greetings Cousin Ike: Limping mule, indeed. The day we can visit in person and you can observe my first few steps after sitting in a chair for a while-----that'll be the day you really understand what it is , a limping mule....... That's not exactally correct, cause my wife doesn't call me a mule, she refers to me as a jackass........gggggg I was impressed enough by this post from Steve Goldmans thread that I called both of my local brokers, but for whatever reason, they can't get it done. Looks like excellent strategy to me, would you care to comment on it. ----->As part of a swing trade, I bought some Hong Kong mutual funds, open ended, which give me a NAV primarily based on last night's close since that market was closed when the funds stopped taking orders today. If we get a bounce in the hong kong tonight, following thru on US today, should be able to trade the hong kong for a few percentage points, or the Hong Kong tanks again and I give back profits. As well, the NAV should be locked in again tommorrow morning since the Hong Kong will be closed (hopefully having rallied) by the time the US market opens and so is not as susceptible if us subcombs to profit taking.(I never claimed to be an English Major). I will throw out a little bit of N E Texas philosophy to the more excitable members of the thread concerning the market action this week------------" It ain't as good as it appears, but it sure ain't as bad as you got scairt it was gonna git." Regards----Nemer