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To: Blue Snowshoe who wrote (571)	3/30/1999 2:05:00 PM
From: Joana Tides	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7442

Blue, that Yellow Dog better be careful what he says out there in the woods with all those transmitters around, before you know it he'll be calling himself "King Me" as he piles up his blacks. Speaking of dogs, I'm shaking like One (is it passing or passing by? LOL) a peach pit about Big Boys On Wall Street sending Da Man to have a talk with me about why is it some of the stocks I pick and talk about on a public forum go up; but they especially must wonder about why some of 'em go down, and ambiguities like that peach pit statement wouldn't be to their liking either! That's what has me sniffing nervously for that telltale aroma of peaches as I go about my business today, while still refusing to be nailed down!! A WatchIt flag. You too, come to think of it... though even Da Man couldn't get past your dogs and elk throwing themselves in front of the car and eagles making 'em take their eyes off the road, even if they somehow found the road to your place. But I live too close to The City for comfort and all I have to warn me is a spotted kitten who might or might not attempt a whisker tickle and a new meow word to try to divert and warn. Been exploring further your "Reverse DD Surfboard Sacrifice Theory" of trying to lose money and to be statistically frustrated by fate as guaranteed... the gain % ticker on my technetfolio hit a certain magic # after the decimal point at Open so 'twas time..it's well to lay low from text search for awhile in view of inconsistent circumstances lately.... so the answer to one simple question gives The Codebreaker to these Tickers to My Pals Only - (Q)What is 909 spelled backwards?....(A)hint: it's NOT the <- Confiding my manipulative nefarious doings this morning... (not posting on these boards gives me more room behind the scenes) 1) I just bought some more xSTIHx<- after selling lasts weeks 909er and then next day a loss but still way up as quick as a hot potato; being all out of it except for the originals in xIMCSx<- to get the Healthcare Consultants xISHIx<- spinoff coming up....had it under my spyglass, looks like time to jump back in for shorter term. 2) I also bought some xGTRIx<- and some xTCCGx<- momos on the retro, and speaking of xGYPSx<- (hey just noticed that, did anyone else? LOL - one spelling out "Scammy" just did me right what a disappointment)if you think all those suits make it's surface be a tad shaky, well take a Looky at these! All meeting hazardous criteria for longs.... Wouldn't you say otc internet companies busting forth as if from a chrysalis from empty shell companies and cash from the sell-off of the former business brings an internet otc to yet a new level of risk?!...when it's acting not only like A Real Stock but having the nerve to do an "IPO" on top of a merger into a shell the only way they know how...on top of that what a shorties magnet on a thin float it is, 909ing that upped-ante risk...and yet another reason I recently like otcs buying privately held internets before Bigs can get to 'em, is because it's like waving that red flag in front of Ferdinand! I humbly offer these stats for a possible add-on to the list of the latest Mellow Yellow for those of us positively holding long + lately wearing a rub-on tattoo of "Born To Lose" in the same place James Dean worn his, in plain view, for "luck". And Jed, you're tempting the fates with those trades of yours du jour! My sympathies on that pert' near 909er and pondering you might be at risk for another quick one on the AWEB (have you read all those positives?)- but am confident in BLUE, you know what you're doing! The week after tax filing due, the week after '98 IRA deadline passes, got tickets to see Neil Young Live Acoustic and then 3 days later, Dick Dale! Timing might be right about that time to smell some burning fiberglass, and Dick's a fine one to do the honors upon request. We'll have to wait and see how it goes. 909 <- Joanie