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To: John NY who wrote (27075)	3/11/1999 9:43:00 PM
From: jfhh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Jenna Recently you posted the bookmarks that you reference during the day/week. I thought that was a good introduction for some of us newer members as to some of the posts that you enjoy or respect enough to browse. I was hoping you might revisit that type of post every month or two as changes may occur. For example, the Z Best Place to Talk About Stocks thread has slowed and the regulars there are lamenting that fact. Have you replaced it in your bookmarks? The number of threads and posts on SI are overwhelming. Thank you.

To: John NY who wrote (27075)	3/11/1999 9:59:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Thats's what I thought as well..especially since some of them come back for more and more. So if I have a stock like JBL say and its up 2 points, the subscribers got in due to the 'call' or on their own but then the second or third day it could be on such an uptrend that others get on the bandwagon. Just look at a stock like CNET, we actually do it like that anyhow with the earnings plays that I post AFTER their report and stocks like NITE that was good for 7 trading sessions before it wore off. Another positive would be the charts and/or analysis that are attached so as other threads might just have picks (nothing wrong with that, of course) we would have the pick together with its corresponding analysis. I'm currently working on a 'slide-show' variation of the daily watch list charts so you can 'click' on about 4-5 from the watch list much like a slide show. I am looking for the most expedient way of placing charts on the daily watch list without loading up the server and making the charts more printable (white background) as opposed to black background although they stand out more. It might take a few days more but until then the analysis will still be on each pick.