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Gold/Mining/Energy : JAB International (JABI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: LarryL who wrote (1590)	11/26/1997 8:11:00 AM
From: Frostman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4571

Hi Larry! This is to everyone too. The world won't end if BCMD slips under $1.00, it will find support, a place to wait for news. If I believe in a stock, any drop in price I consider a "sale" and I consider myself blessed for the buying opportunity. If I don't believe in a stock, a drop in price is confirmation, a sell signal. SI is not a chat group. It is about money. The landscape is littered with threads that used to be friendly and nice until the representative stock started breaking hearts or making fortunes, gets noticed in other words. There goes the neighborhood. We all deal with it in our own way....I like Larry's suggestions here. I might add that I think that SI should require every member to post an e-mail address. E-Mail activity is the tip of the SI iceberg that floats beneath the surface, I believe it serves a regulatory and management function. Besides, how much would a few extra e-mails bother the no-address guys? I get 15 or 20 unsolicited e-mail offers daily anyway. I must remind myself that every time I sell a share of stock, I am involved in a disagreement regarding the value of that stock. The good news, is that most of the time, both parties are happy with the outcome. I must also remind myself that I am in no danger of making money in the market unless I buy, and I am im no danger of losing money, not so much as a penny, until I hit the sell button. Despite the price of gold, despite the falling stock price, despite the despite, I believe in BCMD. It has the sustained rush of a lottery ticket, it is apparently in the hands of grown-ups, and if this is the good story many of us think it is, the best is yet to come. Happy Thanksgiving to all of us and to the miners, who have the unique opportuinty of looking for the truth and gold in the same place. Frostman