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To: Rande Is who wrote (5946)	4/24/1999 12:49:00 AM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57584

TO ALL: . . .Out of town for the weekend. . . On a trip to celebrate our "FIRST Wedding Anniversary" . . . It was one year ago this weekend, with the flowers on the lake, early in the morning in beautiful Palm Desert, CA, then off to Maui. . Yup. . .got Maui'd then Lei'd. . . love that black sand beach near Wailea and the casual bike ride down Mt. Haleakala. . . 40 miles downhill. . .and the terrible bout of vertigo the next day. . . well NEARLY all the memories were grand. So now we celebrate the First Anniversary. What is it? Paper? Then the second is what? Cardboard? Then the third must be Balsa wood. . . or is it particle board? I forget. Let's see the 5th anniversary is tin, right? Or is it aluminum? Anyway. . .we are gone [without her 4 kids] for a long trip with plenty of fun jammed into 2 days. . .so no questions answered this weekend. If anyone really needs their questions answered, my cell phone number is. . . .well. . .three words. . .. OUT OF ORDER. . . And if it is an absolute emergency you can reach me at our hotel room. . . you know. . .the one with the sign on the door. . . .with three words. . . DO NOT DISTURB. 'Nite all. . . Rande Is

To: Rande Is who wrote (5946)	4/27/1999 3:31:00 PM
From: e.von	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Thanks for taking the time Rande to respond, I was really in an awful state. I felt as if I wasn't moving with my potential. Yeah, some plays pass me up and I'm not bothered, its my hypothetical portfolio up 6000% that was getting to me and I only acted on 10% of that. I watch the markets 8hrs everyday at my office which what its set up for. I work nights only three days a week so I watch the market all day every day. I have some long positions, and short term. I keep a sum of reserves for shorter plays and always use limit. My goal is to create a larger sum to go long on, take what profits I can short term and finish building a recording studio in place of my trading computer. Cubase instead of Quote.com, but one thing at a time. Your explanation gives me a better idea on how some alternative plays can be taken advantage of. I suppose I also needed to hear that taking ones own advice is key. Maybe I'll be able to lift my head out just researching stocks a little more often. Thanks again Erick