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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (19478)	8/24/1998 2:20:00 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

This is good-- in my humble opinion From: Darryl Hall <darryl@optionsource.com> To: IKE LATIF <ilatif@yahoo.com> Reply-To: darryl@optionsource.com Subject: Bernie Schaeffer To Appear On CNBC, Bloomberg TV and CNNfn Darryl Hall Schaeffer's Investment Research darryl@optionsource.com optionsource.com 1-800-448-2080 International 1-513-589-3800 Due to recent activity in the market, Bernie Schaeffer, Chairman of Schaeffer's Investment Research, has again been asked to appear on national T.V. I thought you would enjoy the opportunity to see and hear his commentary Live and In Person. Bernie will be in New York on Wednesday and Thursday appearing on three television programs. TUNE IN OR SET YOUR VCR'S Wednesday, August 26 10:30 am EST. CNBC--Bernie will be interviewed on "Taking Stock" concerning his top stock picks and his market outlook. He is currently scheduled for an interview at approximately 10:40 am. Thursday, August 27: 9:25 am EST. Bloomberg Television-Bernie will give some appealing stock picks as well as his market outlook. 4:00 pm EST. CNNfn-Bernie will be interviewed on "Street Sweep". He will be speaking about current market conditions and his outlook for the future. Don't forget Bernie's monthly option column in Bloomberg Personal Finance magazine. The current (September) column offers an overview of some contrarian indicators to forecast option price movement. The column in the October issue will discuss the benefits of put selling. The October issue should be on the newsstands in a couple of weeks. We have also recently made a major addition to our main website (http://www.optionsource.com). We've added our new "Capital Growth" section. This section deals with systems and strategies which produce more consistent wins than typical aggressive option speculation. For example, one of the featured services is Wealthbuilder, which enjoys an approximate 90% win ratio and approximate 411% cumulative returns since 1993. On September 14 Price Headley, Chief Investment Strategist for Schaeffer's Investment Research, will be presenting an on- line seminar titled "Options: Leverage the Power of Acceleration". The visual part of the seminar will be presented over the web while audio will be done concurrently over the telephone. The seminar will last for approximately an hour. It will consist of approximately 45 minutes of the actual seminar with 15 minutes to address specific questions. For more details on the seminar, please see the following web address: optionsource.com If you have any questions about Bernie, Price, our company, or our website please feel free to contact us. Best regards, Darryl Hall Schaeffer's Investment Research darryl@optionsource.com optionsource.com 1-800-448-2080 International 1-513-589-3800

To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (19478)	8/24/1998 6:07:00 PM
From: Front Beach	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

Bears can let out an awfully loud roar....... But I see now that Bulls can muster quite the snort as well... Being from the city, I did not know this before! Thank you Ike for your summary and the welcome. I hope through time that much of what you write can be absorbed by the pre"HAL" processor on my shoulders. As you note, rewards rarely go to those calling specific direction, and when they do, the title of genius versus good fortune may simply be the same as the difference between lunacy and eccentric. After reading much of what you have written over time, and especially lately, I wonder... are you a bull... or a market opportunist? As such, I wonder if we are that much different, or simply playing the same game from both ends...? Iqbal, I have many questions to pose, regarding the turmoil unfolding around us, but for now, having exposed myself as a bear, and a severe bear no less, your reply is making me run and hang my head in shame. In parting for now, do you have any comments on the works of economist Dr. Ravi Batra ? Respectfully, SP