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To: David R. Parker who wrote (397)	6/9/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: Rusty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1729

Thanks for the info. I started out a little over a week ago with some investing, but so far haven't been doing so well. Right now if I sold my newest holdings, I'd be a big loser. So I'm holding because the Co. is looking stronger buy the day with a resent acquisition this week that should double or triple their assets. I was hoping to get in and out in a week or two and move onward to something else. Due you deal any with penny stocks? I'm trying them because I don't have alot of capital to invest right now. I'm hoping to build it up so I do not have all my eggs in one basket. Sorry fo going on. If you have any tips or suggestions, I'm all ears. Thanks for your time. Rusty

To: David R. Parker who wrote (397)	6/13/1998 10:55:00 AM
From: rkf	Respond to of 1729

David, I've been following quietly here for a while and have truly enjoyed your comments - very frank and helpful. I had visions of becoming more of a day trader when I started trading actively about 9 months ago. Honestly, my results have been well below the S&P average over this time. Excluding some good moves with DELL, my results have actually been pathetic. Not looking for technical help here, but any words of encouragement for a discouraged investor who may be heading back to the wonderful world of mutual funds? Kent