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To: Joseph Francis Torti who wrote (909)	11/9/1997 10:10:00 PM
From: TFF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12617

Joe: I never mentioned that you should have bought @ 63. I was just saying that had you had a stop loss on the trade you would have been kicked out before it dropped to 63. I can tell you are frustrated by this situation and I can sympathize, I have been in the same spot myself. I sincerely hope you have success in your trading/investing in the future. Best of luck!

To: Joseph Francis Torti who wrote (909)	11/10/1997 8:31:00 AM
From: funk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12617

HEY JOE....Your absolutely right. I agree if a person wants to invest in order to heal the wounds of a bloody battle of daytrading.... if a war weary trader wants to live to fight another day then GE is, as you said, a great choice. I would also echo irby's sentiment that I too know the hurt of going backwards. My post regarding the GE trade had nothing to do with--INVESTING and that post had nothing to do with JOE as a person. Just don't go away mad... We have a LOT to talk about here. 34% down is not a permanent condition. 100% down is. So look..here is a tip of the old fedora to you...you knew your limit, which was very sensible. You did't just plow out of the sky to hit the earth in a giant fire ball. Some guys, I guess, actually do that. So I hope we can exchange some info...going foward. AE