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To: BushPilot who wrote (3281)	6/12/1998 1:01:00 AM
From: Binder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9440

One thing I have kind of started looking at it the Put/Call ratios, and while I am new at it, it does look like a downward trend will continue, and then a level off. Makes for interesting learning anyway. :-) Binder

To: BushPilot who wrote (3281)	6/12/1998 2:24:00 AM
From: Ga Bard	Respond to of 9440

Well a lot affects the market ... alot affects the stock ... but I am the type that I am going to follow my investing system as close as possible. 1.) If a am holding a long and a day/momentum hits it I am BTSing or getting out and then wait for the day/momentum to sell and buy back in. Heck they been doing to the investors for eons. 2.) Establish some longs and accumulate for the future based on unfair advantages in their industry or rather a product that I feel is an unfair advantage. 3.) Invest based on my own DD and verify / clarify everything I can 4.) Trust No One and I mean no one!!! 5.) If I hear a rumor good or bad regardless check it out. 6.) If it is not in black and white is does not exist. 7,) Expect the unexpected because their are no guarranttees in this arena and I mean none. It can change in a blink of an eye. This has built my portfolio better than any day trading could have. Less risk and comfort to me emotionally and mentally. Hey we all have our systems... I want investors and companies to when not all these quick buck chasers ... GB