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To: James H. Williams who wrote (28739)	7/9/1998 1:19:00 PM
From: jas cooper	Respond to of 97611

The man just has an uncanny knack. NOT Message 4258655

To: James H. Williams who wrote (28739)	7/9/1998 1:53:00 PM
From: James H. Williams	Respond to of 97611

By the way, michael, when did you sell your 3000 purchased on 6/15 @ 29-1/2? Looking at the chart for that period, 6/15 was an absolute local peak and it didn't even close at 29-1/2... All subsequent days are lower until you claim you shorted at 28-11/16. So, you must have taken a loss on the 3000, right? Then shorted (on two rising days, but still at prices lower than your long position), at which point it lingered, but started to creep up. I must be missing some of the elegance of your approach. Obviously, you can do anything you want, but what good does it do to you or anyone to make this stuff up?