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To: j g cordes who wrote (16332)	6/4/1998 2:07:00 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68808

Jim, > Clint, your post had me laughing out loud. I confess, > to hanging out, enjoying a thread and losing my wits! > One goes to a party and wakes up with their wallet > lighter and a hangover weighing on the day ahead. See what happens when you go to a party and you don't bring your Cyber Friends along. This actually sounds like a good topic for an association like Alcoholics Anonymous. "Hi my name is Jim and I admits to being addicted to Silicon Investor Thread Euphoria. It has been 13 hours since I last accessed my favorite thread." Hopefully it wasn't too big a hit. At least you did not lose your sense of humour. I have to admit I violate my trading rules a lot more often than I would like too, especially the one about stop losses. I have some bad habits from my days of being only an investor and since I only trade what I would invest in, I can be a little slow pulling the trigger when a trade goes against me. I try to keep an investing account and a trading account so it is pretty easy to get the objectives mixed up at times as I can have an investment position and a trading position in the same stock.. Regards Harry