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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Tokyo Joe's Cafe / Anything goes -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Big Dog who wrote (2989)	3/27/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: Ryan Mueller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

To members of S.A. I enjoy the camraderie, suggested buy and sells, momentum ideas, etc. I've seen the trouncing and pouncing on others is common in threads such as this. I've seen people on others bind together, as the SA group has. they've found a common purpose. "Better lives through smart investing in equities." I've seen TM, Eickermann, Jane and other make a lot of suggestions. I've watched the threads here on SI since earlier this year, and on Yahoo since earlier in 1997. We like something for nothing. When we don't get it our way we get catty or doggy. I hope soon I can be a strong contributing member of S.A., Wisdom is hard to find,(so is the ability to use it correctly..) as are instincts. The SA group is a combination of many people with these types of attributes. Good investing skills take instincts, wisdom, intelligence, courage and many other values which I've seen lacking on this thread of late. I've known people like TM all my life. Contrary to what people have said here. They do have a genuine interest in seeing the group do well. Because the intelligent ones TM, Jane, Eickermann know that in a group we can all be successful. It's their detractors who hate success of others, they only want success for themselves. Success needs to be tempered with concern for others. It takes real courage to know when to walk away from an argument is going alsolutely nowhere. Wisdom knowing when to stop fighting and leave. TM has more investment savvy then some of us will see in a lifetime. some of us in many lifetimes. Not bad for a kid. His ability to know when to walk out tells us something else about him, I truly admire that. They rest of you get out of our light. Rex Mueller - Nebraska