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To: VICTORIA GATE, MD who wrote (53987)	7/25/1998 12:47:00 AM
From: K. M. Strickler	Respond to of 176387

vg, >> I had been wrong to buy to soon at 106 , thanks GOD i did short GTW at 62 5/8 ...thanks GOD ....<< GOD had NOTHING to do with this! JMHO, Ken

To: VICTORIA GATE, MD who wrote (53987)	7/26/1998 4:33:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

vg, how do know when u r rich ? what is rich. Barrons answers. if u want to live on beer and pretzels.... u need only 1.9m ......florida.......hawaee beer 1.9 mil ......2.7 champg ? ? ..... 5m yatch 17 m ...... 24m more ..37m ........52m forbes ..470m .. ========================================== next bear market will take us down 20-40% acccording brinker. ============================================= intresting info on doctors story. -------- interactive.wsj.com The most recent figures available from the IRS indicate that individual taxpayers in the 95th percentile earn $98,221 a year in adjusted gross income. In all, 5.9 million filers showed that much or more adjusted gross income in 1995. That's based on a total of 117.3 million total individual filers that year. On that kind of income you can live a pretty good version of the middle-class existence, especially with the mortgage on your principal residence paid off. You can expect to have recent-model cars in the garage, take trips when you like, own a decent vacation place, a boat if you want. Even after paying federal and state income taxes, you've probably got something in excess of $6,000 a month to maintain your lifestyle. And you may have a bit more than that to spend if you have ample deductions and live in a state with low or no income ta