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To: Susan Saline who wrote (18336)	1/9/1999 7:53:00 AM
From: Ron McKinnon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

>>>>> don't be so sure this is not the "new" norm. yes, no, maybe but you make excellent points >>>I see the market becoming even more volatile, with "corrections" such as the October one, and "bull runs" following, coming much more often, than in the past 20 year agree 100% >>>on stops ... thanks Ron for the feedback on I have great respect for your views ... you see much more in depth than I it's a lot easier to see this early on a Sat morning harder during the trading day and a slam dunk on your stock than on my own GGG >>average percent gain for me from Jan 1, 5 trading days YEEEHAAAAA +48% speculative Penny account +19% Trading 1 to 5 days +14% Long you just had to toss that in to piss us off GGGG WTG girl

To: Susan Saline who wrote (18336)	1/9/1999 10:33:00 AM
From: Larry S.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 53068

<<My plumber, my electrician, my Ford friend, my pilot friend, a night waitress, and over New Years Eve, "many" people that I partied with ... asked "How do I get started with online trading". This is beginning to sound like the cover of Newsweek, which in the past, has been an accurate predictor of the END of a trend. Or, it could be the continuation of one of the new paradigms. Paradigm #1 - mutual funds, stocks, etc have replaced CD's, MMF, etc as the investment vehicles of choice for generations X, Y, Yuppies, Huppies, Baby Boomers, and even to some extent, the older folks (hi ron). Paradigm #2 - the internet, following on the heels of the computer, transforming the marketplace, informations place. In the beginning, there was nothing. Then Ford mass marketed the automobile, and we could travel beyond our little towns. Then came radio/TV - and the world was open to us in our living room, from LaGuardia reading the comics to CNN covering the bombing of Iraq live. And then came computers/internet - and everything is available to us right here at our desk. larry