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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (26826)	1/19/1998 7:05:00 PM
From: MR. PANAMA (I am a PLAYER)	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53903

SB sorry but so what..why so touchy..the misses burn one of your wings last night..hahaha ahahaha "bitchin about a post" ahaha hahaha hahah a ahaha on a day of solace and thanks SB in a mood swing hahahahahaha hahaha SB... HOW YOU CAN GRIM and BEAR IT.... 1. Thank GOD you are alive every day 2. Thank GOD you are not starving 3. Thank GOD MU moves down as well as up 4. Thank GOD that Tommy is now your best Friend 5. Thank GOD that SI allows you to vent your anger 6. Thank GOD I am getting record pay hits or i would be here a lot more to kick your little wings SLEEP WELL tonight...pondering your Anti American Stock positions...

To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (26826)	1/19/1998 9:52:00 PM
From: Earlie	Respond to of 53903

SB: Nothing is as difficult as maintaining an enquiring, thoughtful mind during a mania. Even intelligent types usually succumb to the seduction of the group-think, or are mulched by the losses resulting from bucking illogical trends during such periods. In manias it truly does pay to hop on the trend and ride. The problem of course is that most who do so, inevitably contribute their employed capital plus paper winnings to Mr. Market, and spend the rest of their days cursing markets in general and their personal bad luck in particular. Manias do end, shattering most participants in the process. In their wakes, only a few are able to, or feel capable of dealing with the market, hence they benefit out of proportion to their employed wealth. Asian events are currently subjecting a quarter of our globe's population to just such a process, and our turn here in the West will come soon enough. While it's been aggravating, patient thinkers are about to reap untoward rewards. Bugs, bears and other scavengers will pick over the bones (g) Best, Earlie