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Strategies & Market Trends : The Millennium Crash -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Joseph G. who wrote (1527)	11/3/1997 7:19:00 PM
From: Tommaso	Respond to of 5676

You may be right. I probably should have withdrawn it myself and redeposited. It's from an insurance company. Last time they sent the government 25% of the proceeds and I was trying to avoid this. I had to get them rescind a deposit with the IRS. But thanks for the advice. In any event it's all cash so I am not losing anything, but I sure do like BEARX. But I am prepared now for foot-dragging. The Q&R people were on it right away, of course. By the way, as best I can tell our local Quick and Reilly office is hard to improve on. I didn't bother them with anything last week, but they can handle most any market you want. Never blinked an eye at getting me weird things on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. With Merrill Lynch you always feel that although you are being treated right, you really ought to have several hundred million dollars to be worth their while. I mean, just like anyone who is dressed half-decently can walk right in to the most expensive department stores and buy something. But for those of us who feel more at home in Walmart--not to say, the Salvation Army Thrift Store--Q&R is a very nice bunch of people. (I don't own any interest in them but wish I had bought in).