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To: Chuzzlewit who wrote (4076)	1/22/1999 3:37:00 PM
From: AlienTech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6021

>>I was up about 56% last year (not counting dividends) and didn't pay a dime to the taxman. That means its all working this year.<< Actually I dont have to pay taxes for gains either, In fact I did one better I have some tax savings for the many years. See trading works, It saves you from paying taxes and gives you some deductions as well.

To: Chuzzlewit who wrote (4076)	1/23/1999 6:03:00 PM
From: Joanna Tsang	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6021

Hey, Chuz! AT's not going to change. AT's gonna do what AT wants to do. That's okay. He's a great indicator for buying opportunities...when he SELLS, we buy more!!! :-) Hey, AT!!! If you want another case of a "buy and hold" person, I bought and hold NETA for pretty much the last two years and I went from $36K to $60K during that time!!! And if I bought more on the low points, I would have bought my house LAST YEAR!!! And I took just as much TUMS as you have with this stock... :-( Did you buy more yet? It's well below your buy point... :-) *OT to anyone* I'm looking into mutual funds. (Vanguard Total Market Stock Index.) Bob Brinker is saying when the S&P 500 Index reaches under 1120 that's an excellent buying opportunities for new money coming in. (I assumed he meant "money that's not already invested in stocks and/or mutual funds.") Any chance in hell that's gonna happen this year, particularly given the current situation with new fears about Brazil? Or should I just say "screw it" and get the darn thing now and forget about it? ('til retirement, of course!!!) I'm starting a little nest egg outside of my 401k for retirement and am looking for a good entry point. Cheers, Joanna