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To: Huntress who wrote (51560)	7/15/1998 11:37:00 PM
From: Chuzzlewit	Respond to of 176387

Huntress, preferable to "Mooner" don't you think? Depends on one's derrier, I suppose. I must stop thinking in terms of T&A. I mean TA. my cat, Snip, is jealous of your market expertise! A subscription to SI will do wonders for his stock picking ability. Have you considered buying him his own copy of A Random Walk Down Wall Street? Cats love to pounce on profitable opportunities. Our whiskers vibrate when we see such stocks. Snip probably has you totally outclassed in stock picking. You just haven't figured out what he's saying. I had that problem with Paul (he thinks he is my master!). Well, he is no longer allowed to make any decisions. He's much too emotional. I stopped letting him make investment decisions three months ago when he actually sold some Dell at $69. [hisss!]. Patience is an innate pussycat trait. We harness that into a system we call feline finance. Its a purrfect system which people think they invented and call it buy and hold. A financial feline looks for a good long term growth company, buys it and take lots of cat naps. He sells it only when the fundamentals change (forget stock prices as a signal for anything). That how he gets to be a fat cat (like Bustefer Jones)! TTFN, CTC