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To: Tim Oliver who wrote (6875)	11/1/1997 2:38:00 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 79273

Hi Tim. Alot of the 14% in the portfolio was achieved from now closed positions. A few days ago when ACRT was 14, the portfolio held it. (BTW did you happen to look around at other stocks that day?) As I once said about RECY at 2 1/4 and will say about BOSCF and LUNN, "The evidence is not all in yet". About stocks that have tripled and are brought here after that, I'd rather see them brought here before they triple, that's all. The chart of MTON that shows me 240 (presplit of course) is called an "S-curve" and is driven by demographics. Sorry if I get a big head sometimes, it helps keep me going and I am aware of it when it happens and am able to give myself a reality check, thank you. Us creative types need an occasional outlet so I do it on my own thread at times. Teamwork, yes, I agree. Got any good stocks ready to go? Doug R

To: Tim Oliver who wrote (6875)	11/1/1997 3:42:00 PM
From: ivan solotaroff	Respond to of 79273

Tim: see mine, previous, to Doug R. Ivan

To: Tim Oliver who wrote (6875)	11/1/1997 11:04:00 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 79273

Tim, I just took the time to look at the link you provided comparing the Dow today with the Dow in 1929. Please read Harry S Dent Jr's, "The Great Boom Ahead". The demographics that presaged the crash of '29 won't occur in the current environment until 2006-2008. We may be in for more nastiness on the Dow here but the environment for small-caps will remain robust for a couple years at least. There's alot of little guys out there ready to get big. MLOG, BOSCF, yes. Wait until you see the new POW we have. Doug R