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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (33)	6/6/1999 12:41:00 AM
From: Bilow	Respond to of 18137

Hi Jim Bishop; About those rules on the monitor, the one rule I have always been able to make myself follow absolutely 100% of the time is to record my transactions on paper within a few minutes of the print. Given this, I have wondered if I could change my record sheets and thereby alter my trading activity. In particular, I find that I trade much better if I only trade one or two stocks. Consequently, I am thinking of making up trade sheets that only have locations to place two different stock names, along with a continuation sheet for when you fill up the first sheet. I would then list "L" or "S" for the opening transactions, and show the closing transaction on the other half of the line. Sorry for gumming up the thread, hope that something I've typed turns out to be useful to someone who will tell me something I need to know. I think I'll log off the internet and go make up some new trading sheets... -- Carl