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To: TREND1 who wrote (23984)11/13/1997 7:15:00 AM
From: Skeeter Bug  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 53903
 
larry, i'm one of the very few people now. i'm beating the house now. my last 2 mu trades were enough to put me over the top.

after doing all the calculations, i'm currently up 150% of my initial put position when i started putting mu. this includes all my losing puts on xlnx, atml and txn.

funny thing.

1. i originally put atml at $45. it is now $22.
2. i put xlnx over $50. it is now $29.
3. i put txn at $133. it is now $93.
4. I put gtw at $34. it is now $25. this was a profitable trade.

the result? i'm right. my analysis is razor sharp. however, i'm dealing with a bunch of neanderthal investing droids who don't conceptualize reality one bit. when do the stupid get smart? i'm working on solving that question right now. if i could tell when the blind would see the obvious then i'd be rich, rich, rich!

each additional dollar down is another 100% or so.

the real calculations are much more complex b/c i made many trades and i used options on other stocks. i lost on nearly every option other than my last two big winners - and i expect the second to keepgrowing at a healthy pace!

the short calculation is that i'm now up when i used to be down it feels nice. very nice. i received quite and education and was it is now a paid education. :-)



To: TREND1 who wrote (23984)11/13/1997 7:28:00 AM
From: Skeeter Bug  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 53903
 
mu may get a bump today with the overall market. the end is near. any kind of january put ought to pay massive dividends - at least 100%. i may load up on some jans if we see $28-$30.

however, if down grades are imminent then the selloff may continue.

closer to $0 than $40 by january. i know dg said $50, but i'm a sporting guy. i'll even shave 20% off his estimate to make the game more fun. it will still be a route, but, what the heck... ;-)