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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (14674)	8/18/1998 3:09:00 PM
From: SLAKE	Respond to of 42787

very good observation but be careful as the Feds might keep buying Cboe futures, like last Oct., and the MM's can keep pumping, switching off,going sideways, and then there is the electronic cyber cash to add a new phase to debt financing and the accounting reckoning might never take place.Then their is the .5% loans from the Japs pumping the market by the Americans paying their deficit. look at Gold.Like nucleur accounting- The authorities do not count the plutonium in all the childrens teeth of the British Isles, and the mainstream press of Finacial collusion isn't going to tell you. The US slid 9 billion on Nucleur last year. So see the world thru the ozone eyes of the World Leaders and be an optimist. Boyle

To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (14674)	8/18/1998 4:07:00 PM
From: Robert Graham	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Good trade of yours on DELL. It definitely pays to understand the stock you are trading in. That takes precedence over anything I can see as an "outsider" in relation to DELL. Few people are willing to take the time to follow and learn about the stock they are trading in as far as technical issues go and how the stock responds to news events, for examples. Bob Graham