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To: WaveSeeker who wrote (5803)	11/21/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: funk	Respond to of 12617

Mark for me, his particular system was the least important aspect of the book. I am mentioning this book as a personal favorite, because I am so impressed with the story. What I take from "How I Made...." is that it is imperative to: Develop a personal strategy. Let the strategy evolve as more experience is accumulated. Shut out influences or data that do not bring value to the strategy. Stick to what works and abandon what does not without regard to what is popular. There is, I believe, a much more varied set of opportunities that exist today, than in the era of this book. The story is of a neophyte taking on the task of fighting his own ignorance and arrogance. He prevailed in the market, because he won his own personal struggle. The most interesting part of the book for me, is his candid explanation of what information he choose to use and what information he chose to steadfastly ignore. funk "How I made $2,000,000 in the Stock Market" by Nicolas Darvas worth every penny