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To: DDS-OMS who wrote (3025)	2/18/1998 1:07:00 AM
From: Eric Freeman	Respond to of 4571

I had to laugh at this one Gary. You must be in a serious fog storm or be grasping at straws here. 1. I traded this stock for a profit. 2. I told everyone I was short term trader in this type of situation. 3. Said it did not look good. 4. Advised it would go down (IMO). 5. Offered to directly email other junior golds with stronger charts - which I did to various people. Any of you want to comment? 6. Stated reasons often for my position. What is a person to do?? I have it. Perhaps the answer rests with a current movie. Yes, I suggest everyone go and see the movie Titanic a second or third time - there aren't any graphs but I think the message is similar, especially when it comes to interpreting the fate early on after the collision. First - blind confidence, then assurance, then faith, then hope, and finally some reality, and then panic. Oh by the way - the ship did sink in the end didn't it?? But you know what? They actually wanted to lift her up off the ocean floor at one point. Anything is possible! Good luck Gary - Eric