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To: Sabrejet who wrote (46033)	6/2/1998 4:37:00 PM
From: Eddie Kim	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

****OT***** Well figuring out your profession wasn't too hard. You have it written on your Profile. As for how much you teach and when...it depends on whether you are highschool or college. Now, I didn't mention elementary teacher because they spend the whole day with students. The only real "college" in central Florida is Univ. of Florida. So you could possible teach there. As for college basketball, depending on the conference (most likely SEC given the states you mention) games are usually either Tuesday, Wed., or Thursday at night (as well as Saturdays). This has to cut into your trading day given that you don't teleport yourself to the schools. Of course college basketball won't really start up again until October/November. Also factoring that you probably teach some sort of physics or math, your mornings and afternoon must be taken up, irregardless if you teach college or highschool. All in all very difficult to day-trade volatile stocks given your schedule. Of course you could be a junior-high PE instructor...than all bets are off. And if you do teach college then you would have a lot of free time now given that classes have been over for weeks.