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To: stockster who wrote (1411)	12/4/1998 3:31:00 PM
From: Stephanie M	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27722

Stockster, We should start a rebuiling club, this is it for margin for me. Have to start that rebuilding Monday some month as I wait for the rest of my shares not on margin get past 14 7/8. Oh well at least I had gains... Craig I am going to stick to that 8-10% stop loss. Sometimes you get up and you look back and it down 2 points from where you just bought it 3 minutes ago. Oh well better look under cushions and in the car for some spare change, Thunderbird is cheap isn't it to go with my Top Ramin. I still have my health I think. Best you all of you, Steph

To: stockster who wrote (1411)	12/4/1998 3:46:00 PM
From: Ariella	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 27722

Stockster -- you didn't ask me for one, but I have a suggestion to deal with what can be a kind of trading addiction (win/lose; win/lose, the- only-person-who-makes-money-is-the-broker kind of behavior). Whenever you score in the future, take 25% of the profit and send it to another broker where you "invest" in more moderate stocks, growth stocks, mutuals, whatever. (The reason you send it away is to put some distance between your phone trigger finger and it.) The key is to invest it in something less volatile than the stocks you obviously adore. Skim off the top in other words. Then you can continue with the addiction and still get ahead. Ariella ;-)