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An SI Board Since January 1999

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144	Joe, I think you are hitting on a point that needs to be emphasized -- the disc	Chuzzlewit	-	2/8/1999
143	Reginald, LTCM, it seems, is the favorite whipping person for all non-academic	BGR	-	2/8/1999
142	<That is what academicians try to capture by the volatility or standard devi	Reginald Middleton	-	2/8/1999
141	Joe, You comment,<i>Usually the riskiest end of the equity market are the	Steve Robinett	-	2/8/1999
140	Reginald, I come back to Apratim's observation that we are dealing, in part	Chuzzlewit	-	2/8/1999
139	<i>That is the investor's primary fear. The risks in any investment s	Reginald Middleton	-	2/8/1999
138	jhg_in_kc, I am wary about valuing internet stocks. I can only say that I used	BGR	-	2/8/1999
137	gentlemen, focus your brilliant lasers on AOL and other internet stock valuatio	jhg_in_kc	-	2/8/1999
136	Risk and reward do not go hand in hand except in the low risk to the middle gro	Joe E.	-	2/8/1999
135	Reginald, I think we are again getting caught up in the nomenclature issues. O	BGR	-	2/8/1999
134	Reg, You comment, <i>The investors primary risk is that they will lose mo	Steve Robinett	-	2/8/1999
133	I agree with you, but you still have not captured the risk. The uncertainty you	Reginald Middleton	-	2/8/1999
132	CTC, That was a very good example. Particularly the fact that you can concentr	BGR	-	2/8/1999
131	Reginald, Since both securities end up the same at the end of the year, you ma	BGR	-	2/8/1999
130	I understand your point on nomenclature, but to the investor - losing money is	Reginald Middleton	-	2/8/1999
129	The quickest way to inside my thought process is to read what I have wrote on t	Reginald Middleton	-	2/8/1999
128	The specific risks that an investor takes easily overlap, which is why wo many	Reginald Middleton	-	2/8/1999
127	Apratim, you're right! I think you've hit the nail squarely on the head	Chuzzlewit	-	2/7/1999
126	Reginald, <i>From the investors perspective, you could actually be overs	BGR	-	2/7/1999
125	It seems to me that the idea of using the implied volatility on LEAPS may work	Chuzzlewit	-	2/7/1999
124	Reg, You comment, <i>Again I posit that risk, from an investor's pers	Steve Robinett	-	2/7/1999
123	Again I posit that risk, from an investor's perspective cannot be truly me	Reginald Middleton	-	2/7/1999
122	and...where do you think....the money comes from for cash from...for Playboy an	MaryinRed	-	2/4/1999
121	Mary, I don't mean to rain on your parade, but that is the most peculiar an	Chuzzlewit	-	2/4/1999
120	Value of "eyeballs" +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++	MaryinRed	-	2/4/1999

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