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To: Autumn Henry who wrote (28292)	11/12/1997 6:20:00 PM
From: David Weis	Respond to of 58727

Autumn --- indicators, bikes, etc., OFF TOPIC mostly --- First, nope, I'm not the Bike rider in the middle of the pack. I'm sure lisa could tell you that I normally do NOT go with the flow. Do you remember when OJ was waving his hands about IFMX and I was jumping out of it? Hey, I liked what you said about Brian Finnery (sp) on CNBC being another indicator. I guess once I get into this trading on a daily basis that I will HAVE to get cable, huh? I really enjoyed your stories about growing up on a farm and your beginning stock experiences. I've had some similar events in my past. Oh, what a different life we lead then, huh? Well, I did have an interesting conversation with an ex-professor of mine about my Neural Network idea. This might get off the ground. He was very interested and knows another PhD that will be jumping UP and waving his Hands with excitement once we discuss the project. Oh, no, I'm going to think of OJ everytime I see the PhD man. Maybe, just maybe, I'll have to be the voice of reason in our trio..... Well, did you play anything today? It's about time for me to download my charts for the day. David

To: Autumn Henry who wrote (28292)	11/12/1997 6:59:00 PM
From: Heg Heg	Respond to of 58727

Hiya Autumn. Thanks for your posts about the CNBC figures and your impressions. Seems they feel not much different from us. Whats your own feeling about the market after today, especially the bad close? I guess as a daytrader you can just stay out if you don't like it, no? Regards, heg