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To: Daiju Kohno who wrote (125811)	5/18/1999 11:16:00 AM
From: edamo	Respond to of 176387

daiju <ot> i don't trade options either...i sell contracts...much more conservative and less risky then borrowing against margin...cash in my hand feels better then seeing it in the hand of another...especially if it was once my long green... agree with perception, but we are in a fickle market, perceptions change, logic is convoluted, sort of as in bidding up cyclicals for the "perception" that inflation is on the horizon, and commodity prices will rise..sort of like the cart before the horse....and then stating that auto sales will be weak if interest rates go up...common sense, let's use that premise....interest rates up, auto sales down...who consumes more steel,aluminum,plastic, platinum,etc..then the auto industry????..so how will the commodity prices increase and benefit alcoa aluminum if the demand wanes..sort of a catch 22..eh? good luck, ed a.