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Strategies & Market Trends : Bill Wexler's Profits of DOOM -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Wexler who wrote (3679)	11/7/1998 8:30:00 PM
From: Druss	Respond to of 4634

Bill--I think you are right that shorting is dangerous in this market. I intend to refrain myself, unless of course Zitel hits 5 and then I will take out a mortgage to hit it. All the Best Druss

To: Bill Wexler who wrote (3679)	11/12/1998 9:39:00 PM
From: xcr600	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4634

Bill, here is an actual copy of an email I received today. Thought you might get a kick out of it. ------------------ Y2K & FOOD STORAGE? Hello, my name is Taylor. I know you get a lot of these e-mail messages so, thanks for taking the time to take a look and let me get right to the point. I must admit, food storage is not an everyday topic of conversation and there are times when most of us wonder if preparing for difficult times through storing food is worth our time and energy. Believe me, I understand because I've been there. NOT ME! There were times when it was hard for me to imagine ever needing food storage because every time I went to the grocery store, there was food on the shelves and every time I opened my fridge, there was food inside (most of which was edible). I guess that's kind of like saying, "I can't imagine ever needing life insurance because every day when I wake up, I'm still above ground." The sad and scary thing about any kind of insurance, including food insurance, is that the second you need it -- it's too late to get it! IS THERE REALLY A NEED? You know, there really are a lot of reasons why having an emergency supply of food on hand makes a lot of sense, especially if you consider the many Y2K issues. In addition, there are many other things that might effect your family, such as: Economic Crisis, Corporate Downsizing, Natural Disasters, Droughts, Floods, Crop Failures, Unemployment, Family Emergencies, Sickness, Unexpected Death, Agricultural Disease, Inflation -- just to name a few. THE BIG QUESTION To put all this in proper perspective, can I ask you a personal question? "If it came right down to it, is there anything you wouldn't sell, trade or give up for food if it meant the survival of your family?" I guess when all is said and done, food for our families is right up there at the top of the list. When times get tough you can't say to your family, "We're just going to have to go without food for a couple of weeks until we get back on our feet financially." AN EASY SOLUTION If food storage for your family is a concern of yours, may I offer some assistance? I represent the largest and oldest dehydrated food storage company in the United States. PERMA-PAK FOODS has been helping families with their food storage needs since 1953 and can supply your family with a complete, nutritionally balanced food storage program for as little as $1.55 per meal, per person. We also have excellent 72 Hour Emergency Kits containing over 125 items. Ask how you can get one FREE. We accept all major credit cards and even offer a convenient monthly payment program. DON'T PUT IT OFF! If you would like additional information on how to easily acquire the food storage you need for your family's security and peace of mind, simply Click Here and provide the following: -- YOUR NAME -- YOUR PHONE NUMBER -- THE BEST TIME TO REACH YOU And I will be happy to give you a quick call and answer any of your questions. Thanks again for your time! Taylor