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To: William W. Dwyer, Jr. who wrote (1736)	1/15/1999 1:10:00 PM
From: Mr. Rhino	Respond to of 3216

Bill, That "you only live once" really got you heh? I'm not that way, not usually anyway. it was meant more or less in a humorous way, and I do have a practical approach towards most things. A little bit excited I guess. But my rationale for keeping half is to see what happens today. And I have a stop in at a little higher than my original purchase price. But I must say I think this stock will do OK. And I know you have a more conservative approach, and that is probably why I like corresponding with you. keep my feet grounded. Thanks. And you make solid points. Mr. Rhino

To: William W. Dwyer, Jr. who wrote (1736)	1/15/1999 3:53:00 PM
From: Mr. Rhino	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3216

Bill, I had mentioned before I sold half my shares @ 4 and then it went to 5, so I sold half of that, and then it went to six, but came down. So I have 1/4 left, got some profit, and am trying to justify why I sold any of it. But I guess that is easy to look at in hindsight. I feel better and safer that I have a profit and some stock left. You know with my business, I always try and revise my business plan. And with a stock, I try to use the same approach. A strategy with the buying and selling of a stock. And if this stock ever went to 20 on Wednesday or Thursday, I can't say to myself why did I sell any of it. I'm going to use the approach I've thought of, and try to win on each investment, or lose as little as possible. I do like the day's turnaround 2 to 4 sell half to 5 sell half and wait to see how it opens on Tuesday with money in the bank. I'll tell you what, this is a heck of a lot easier to watch than actually execute. It makes me appreciate all the full time day traders out there, home and on Wall ST. that do this for a living. This is nerve wracking, even on a good day. Mr. Rhino