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To: Boris Strongin who wrote (1)	3/8/1997 11:55:00 AM
From: Weekapaug	Respond to of 11

Boris, my experience with comm has been as follows- I use DWR as broker not that expensive but i do receive substantial discout Are you going to sit & watch minute to minute? I took my eyes off a positon in coffee in 1995. gain of 20m turned into 50m loss in one day it's really not hard at least i think to pick direction for day. but long-term is much harder to do. you need to have gains immediately to ride and roll long-term trend. good luck and best rergards ps-i have my ira in dwr fund spectrum technical it was up 18 percent for 1996. but rock and roll is the norm

To: Boris Strongin who wrote (1)	4/15/1999 12:10:00 AM
From: RFH	Respond to of 11

I've been getting ads regularly from a guy named Bruce Gould, who claims to have available a trading system called the "Money Machine." Anybody heard of it? Not day trading, but just enter the pertinent information after the market closes, and then place your orders online for the next day. I don't have a commodities online broker yet, but I'll check out the recommendations given in this subject, namely: orionfutures.com xpresstrade.com Any other brokers worth considering? I'm itchin' to get going again, after many years away from the commodities markets. Sincerely, RFH