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To: Tim Luke who wrote (3016)	3/12/1998 10:41:00 PM
From: jharver	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

Is there anyone who will admit that nobody knows if this stock will go up, down or sideways. This is gambling! Investing is just another name for it. "You gotta know when to holdem'..." The good part is that you can't usually lose your bet...only part of it. Anyone have a tip on the DD at Gulfstream?

To: Tim Luke who wrote (3016)	3/12/1998 11:10:00 PM
From: cm	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9343

As one of the 25 LEAST followed SI posters... I come here aspiring to anonymity... and it seems that I am achieving it by the post. (BTW, I'm trying to found a New School of SI Post-Modernism, wherein "students" learn how to be hip, yet clueless at the same time.) However, I agree that caution is ALWAYS warranted. Especially during a week that does not seem to offer clear short-term directional signage. (SEEK seems like a ship waiting for new wind.) What a fascinating day, though, this was. I got back in at 18 1/4. Yet according to the tape, somebody or several somebodies got in at around 17 15/16. Now, THAT'S one heckuva a day trade. And mine was just shear luck, I assure you. I'm now gonna just "set a spell" and watch and wait. My blood tells me something's up. That tomorrow will be a DRAMATIC day. But, unfortunately my blood is utterly mute on the issue of what kind of drama we're lookin' at: something inspirational or something quite depressing. However, if you have the patience, wherewithal, and alka seltzer to take a longer view, tomorrow will just look like a day. Perhaps a chance to buy more. Perhaps an opportunity to congratulate yourself on your judgment. As always, best regards to all who SEEK... and may tomorrow be gentle good to us all... c m