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To: HG who wrote (111341)	3/23/1999 6:52:00 PM
From: Bretsky	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176387

Thanks for the viewpoints happy girl, I do own lots of AOL; not MSFT yet. I'm not the kind of investor that likes too sit back and relax as I want to greatly raise my risk/reward outlook. I'm long all my stocks now, but want to begin options. I'm curious as to your viewpoints of what a good rate of annual return is. Right now my goal is to get a double on my long term portfolio, but am content with 50% because I'm not sure if expecting a double when I own 8 stocks is realistic. I really want to get involved in options and am currently reading two books. Want to start making "incredible returns", but being a beginner, I'm still wondering what kind of returns I should be shooting for cause I want to make the million in 10 years versus the 100,000.