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To: InvestorLady who wrote (1299)	12/13/1997 12:57:00 AM
From: GREGG M. AKIN	Respond to of 8359

Did anyone notice we headlined Motley Fool Evening News tonite(12/12/97)? Check it out! Very positive mention too.

To: InvestorLady who wrote (1299)	12/13/1997 2:20:00 AM
From: glen	Respond to of 8359

TM Anette, You can also just tell your broker to keep it in your cash account-(type 1)-and that you don't want it loaned out. If I'm not mistaken, they are then not supposed to loan it out to shorts. BTW, I had some friends, who in 1980, sold rallies in silver on its way up to $50 /oz. They made a nice living selling rallies and covering their shorts. As a matter of fact, they are still making a nice living. I had some other friends who were long on the way up to $50/oz. They retired. Some of them stay home and trade stocks. Annette, I'm not Lucky, but I am glen

To: InvestorLady who wrote (1299)	12/13/1997 4:40:00 PM
From: ARCHIE P.	Respond to of 8359

I could not help but notice in post 1297........<<<<<(IMHO)>>>>>>YEA RIGHT....Archie

To: InvestorLady who wrote (1299)	12/13/1997 6:22:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 8359

I am going through something now that has convinced I just as well rather not have stock certificates in home storage.Its a long story that I won't get into,but in short I recently discovered a hoard of stock certificates and on searching records I found 1,000 shares were missing---you will not believe the paper work involved in getting those shares replaced(I am doing this I behalf of my mother).It has now been 2 months and the process is still not done. What I would put in a fire-proof lockbox is the account statements and let the actual certificates remain on deposit.IMO.Max