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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (9618)	12/6/1998 3:52:00 PM
From: F Robert Simms	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

For me, having models turn so quickly is unnecessary because I can out day trade a quickly turning model. That is a very good point. I have long term nets as a future goal. They are not a high priority for me. I have a bit more faith in those that have fewer turns. Of course, I still am not trading them and will not be until I get perhaps 2 more months of data from them. Good luck. I will be interested in your progress. I have not tried combining all the ways you are; I don't know if I will. I think I have put enough effort into it as it is. You may not have to do most of the work that I am doing. If it works out I will be happy to share. The only question is if you can trust a newbie. <gggg> Good luck Monday. I think it will be a difficult day to trade, but then aren't they all? Thanks, I am in a bit of trouble because I trusted comments by people who were "experts" that fit with my models. I put too much money in puts Friday. I just found out that the "expert" was just talking about great backtesting results and not actual trading results. He talked about bagging 15 consecutive large trades. It was just on paper with hindsight in full force. Best Wishes, Bob