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To: Harry Ehrlich who wrote (1814)	11/30/1997 3:36:00 PM
From: Richard Estes	Respond to of 4969

It takes money to make money. other peoples money is the best source. Take a small 500-600 e-mail newsletter at 600 a year - 360,000 a year added capital to provide the picks, the person would do for his own account. A $100 book might return a million in two years. A person would be a fool not to tap this additional source. The systems/newsletters don't have to be bad. While most are. The bottom line is yourself.

To: Harry Ehrlich who wrote (1814)	11/30/1997 4:48:00 PM
From: steve goldman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4969

Harry, Like I said, I have real concerns about anyone who decides to give up a career or other great opportunity to start day trading. The financial industry is a great one, with incredible opportunity for the skilled party. Nonetheless, it is not for everyone. Successful day traders are a dime a dozen. I wish you the best and would be glad to spend an hour speaking to you about it. Perhaps I can add a perspective you won't get anyplace else. Perhaps you come away convinced more than ever it is just what you are looking for. But without having done it and having done it for a while, you have no idea of all the aspects of doing it as a profession. Call me anytime. mornings are best if you areinterested. steve@yamner.com