Ken Roberts Chat

Let's Talk Trading (tm) with Ken Roberts
from March 7, 2006

As we begin this evening’s session, let me state the reason I conduct these monthly chats: to provide you the opportunity to ask questions and pick the brain of a successful, long-time, real-money trader. It’s not the highest and best use of our limited time here together for me to define basic terms and explain introductory principles taught in your Course materials. That’s what my Course Counselors are here for... Now is the time for you to use me to help you apply the basics you’re learning and to prepare you for what to expect once you’re out in the market itself (either paper trading or with real money). And if we have some fun along those lines, so much better. Alright... I’ve got a Davidoff Torpedo fired up, here’s our platter of Krista's freshly baked "Over the Top" cookies (see Chat Essentials trunk under Ken's Chat), the Cafe Altura coffee’s poured, so let’s talk commodities! NOTE!!! When commenting on one of my Courses, please identify WHICH ONE. Also, when relating trading experiences and/or results, please give details: Futures contracts, options, options AND futures, etc. This helps others follow along and learn from your experience too.

willbefree asks:
I was looking at some of your rountable video tapes. You indicated that when you are losing money in certain contracts that you would buy more to average down. When you are buying options in a market, how do you average down? Are you buying the same option at a better price in the same month or do you buy closer to the money options -- or do you buy farther out options in farther out months?

at 6:15:54 PM
ANY of those purchases you list would be "averaging down" in that market, willbefree. "Average down" simply means to increase your position in a market that's moving AGAINST you. Thanks!

Samore asks:
Hey Ken and gang Thanks for a great weekend. The camp was very refreshing and very enlightening. I would highly recomend it to any new member looking at this buisness.

at 6:16:26 PM
Thanks Samore! It was great meeting you!

FYI:

DQ asks:
Ken, good evening. I got the 50% retracement material and I am studying is hard. And I love the "true stories" from others. I am re-reading them too. Please tell me, when you are measuring retracements do you use the end of day price or something else. Love ya!

at 6:21:28 PM
Thanks, DQ! Glad you're enjoying the brand new 50% Retracement DVD package too! (I LOVE it!). Simply look at your chart, DQ, and use the highest and lowest prices (reading left to right) to determine that market's 50% retracement point. Chart on!

GETPAID asks:
HI Ken-- Do you thinks it's time to load up on some copper puts?

at 6:24:28 PM
No . . . what do YOU think, GETPAID? (Yes, you're right: It looks like a 1-2-3 top formations shaping up on Copper's daily charts. I would watch and then let TOVI's Trend Tracker confirm the change in trend . . . .) Good spotting!

Roy asks:
Roy, Garberville, CA Hi Ken, Krista and Gang: I wanted to thank you for the 50% Retracement DVD you sent me. It was a pleasant and unexpected surprise. Do you routinely figure out the weekly 50% as well as the monthly and daily? Thanks again.

at 6:25:04 PM
Yes, Roy: ALL THREE charts! Thanks!

Texas Dave asks:
Hey Ken, I just finished reading The Trading Rule That Can Make You Rich Book By Edward Dobson. "Love it". What is meant by close only stop that he uses on page 23?

at 6:28:45 PM
Great book, Texas Dave! (Aren't you glad I included this great textbook in with the new 50% DVD package?!) Glad you're "loving it"! A "close-only" stop means that that stop-loss order "kicks in" only if the market CLOSES at a particular price that you've indicated. Thanks Texas Dave!

eddy asks:
no question tonight, just sitting in on my first chat, very excited.

at 6:29:51 PM
Well welcome aboard, Eddy! (You spell your name the same as Eddy Arnold, one of my all-time favorite country singers!)

Hope you're checking out all the great websites I list in the LINKS section at www.KenRoberts.com.

Like this one!

alano asks:
First week in the WGB from Fort Lauderdale, FL....Just wanted to say hello

at 6:32:09 PM
Welcome aboard and hello to you too, Alano! You're in just the right place!

mark asks:
Do you use paper charts or do you use the electronic charts?

at 6:32:57 PM
Mostly paper charts, Mark, but in conjunction with www.USchartCO.com AND www.ToviOnline.com. Thanks for joining us this evening!

Dee in Salmon, Idaho asks:
Good evening Ken and Company. Thank you for being here once again on this fine day.I have been trading now for the past 7 months. I have come to realize that I do not learn quite as thoroughly as I do with real money! It really 'sinks' in when when a real loss (or win) hits home. However, once the event is past, I will never make the same mistake twice! I sincerly hope that the rest of your students do not possess that same trait! I am still doing quite well, ergo, I 'could' be doing extremely well. Have a great evening

at 6:34:38 PM
Thank you Dee, and welcome. Yes, what you describe is part of being human --- it goes with the territory! Glad you're learning its lessons, however. Sounds like you're coming along just fine!

mattflorida asks:
Hi Mr. Roberts my name is Matt and im a new subscriber . I'm still on my trial. As a new user which strategy should I use to trade?

at 6:36:44 PM
Hello and welcome, mattflorida! Read them all with a set of charts in front of you and see which one "fits" your interests and style. Begin with that one, then branch out using the others as it feels right. Don't hold back from paper trading, paper trading, paper trading! And, of course, stay in touch and keep us posted! (And be sure to use my Course Counselors when and if you need . . . .)

tulsatime asks:
Just re-joined the World's Best Business, after retiring from corporate America. Several years ago when I was a member, I received info from you on Delta Options Trading Strategy. Is that still a strategy you recommend?

at 6:40:12 PM
Hello and welcome back tulsatime! Yes, go to the Member's Library at www.KenRoberts.com and you'll find it listed there. Also realize that TOVI's (patent pending) formula encompasses any option's DELTA in determining that option's Value Factor. (See www.ToviOnline.com) Thanks!

fixand fly paul asks:
Ken: Delighted to be with you all. I have a Romeo y Julieta fired up along with an espresso. Recently bought a call on unleaded gas when TOVIindicated a strong 1 buy signal. Five days later it went to extreme. My exit strategy was to exit when it hit a 50% retracement. Well I chickened out and sold it for over $2,000 profit, but it then went down, but turned around and eventually hit the 50% mark (3 weeks later), left money on the table, but I wasn't greedy. Question, despite my exit strategy, if TOVI shows a srong to extreme move, would you get out due to the volatility, despite not achieving the exit point?

at 6:43:45 PM
Congratulations, fixandfly paul! Remember: You can't lose money taking profits . . . ! I'm not rubbing it in, paul, but I have learned to stick to my plan (and would have waited for that 50% point to get hit). But you're learning valuable lessons (as we all have to), and that's the name of the game! Nice trade anyway! No, a "strong-to-extreme" move on TOVI is not one of my exit strategies. Keep at it, and keep us posted!

treepartner asks:
It has been a while since we spoke. Congratulations on your endeavor with a Brokerage==about time. Hope all is well with everyone, hope to see you soon.

at 6:46:38 PM
Hello treepartner! Great hearing from you. I thought about our trip to New Orleans the other day. Could sure go for some of Paul Prudhomme's blackened prime rib . . . !

restore asks:
Is there any advantage of having a paper chart for my trading?

at 6:48:00 PM
As far as I'm concerned, there is, restore! Frankly, I can't plan my trades and trading on a computer screen --- I need to sit in my big leather chair with a set of U.S. Charts on my lap and a red pen in my hand!

George asks:
Good evening Ken and crew, did I miss the release of your DVD or are you still keeping us anxiously waiting?

at 6:49:12 PM
It's here! Call a Course Counselor tomorrow --- they're going F-A-S-T!!! (541-955-2700, 9:am - 5:pm Pacific Time, M-F)

Deb & Andy from Ontario asks:
Evening Ken & Gang, How is the monthly price movement calculated for the charts, is it an average of the monthly prices or the high and low for the entire month. I am watching silver monthly chart to see if it closes above the consolidation. Thanks for these chats Ken they are an education.

at 6:52:56 PM
You're welcome, and thanks, Deb & Andy! Each "tick" on a monthly chart represents that commodity's OPEN, HIGH, LOW, and CLOSE for the MONTH. (Therefore, the OPEN is that commodity's opening price on the first day of that month, and the CLOSE is that commodity's closing price on the last trading trade of that month. The HIGH and LOW are the highest and lowest prices that commodity hits anytime DURING that particular month.)

Dean in Las Vegas asks:
In my stock options trading, I routinely enter "spreads". Are these available in commodity options, and if so do you use or recommend their use?

at 6:56:42 PM
Absolutely, Dean! There's a full spectrum of spreads using commodity options! TOVI has an advanced module called VSI (Vertical Spread Indicator). Call a TOVI Counselor (541-955-2797) for more information. Thanks!

Alby asks:
Hi Ken, Old twmpm member here. Do you still go fishing? For options that is. Was wondering if you're still into the options profits and insurance plan opip.

at 6:57:55 PM
Yes I do, Alby, but I recommend paper trading it thoroughly first before "wading in" in your hipboots! Thanks, and welcome!

Poposon asks:
Poposon,NY Thanks for evrything.Just having fun

at 6:58:15 PM
We are too, Poposon! Thanks!

simon from LA. asks:
Ken - tonight I am just a troubled trader in hopes of some of your understanding. I thought that I knew what was happening in the corn market and now I am confused. Are you still long in corn .? Do you still believe that corn is going up soon, or have you pulled out?

at 7:04:17 PM
I understand, simon! And the best advice I can give you is, "Don't believe your BRAIN --- believe your CHARTS!" Yes, we're still long Corn and hanging on (we're up about 2-1/2 cents). A wise old friend of my Dad's used to tell me "Keep on keepin' on . . . ."

Bonita Joe asks:
Ken - Sugar is looking mighty sweet!! I'm looking to "Put" a "Short" toss into my sugar bowl.......soon. What does your "Crystal Ball" say, since it is on a "Long" sugar "High?" Bonita Joe PS - It is good for "your teeth", not mine!!

at 7:07:14 PM
Hello Bonita Joe! Yes, my "crystal ball" (CHARTS!) say that Sugar's working on a 1-2-3 top formation (and TOVI's Trend Tracker says that Sugar's still in a moderate uptrend), so I'm looking to short Sugar. Great hearing from you this evening, Bonita Joe!

By the way . . . (this is going to rhyme)

Don't miss my . . .

mark asks:
Do you ever use any of your systems to day trade?

at 7:09:17 PM
Nope! Not intentionally, Mark!

Mickeyite asks:
Hi Ken...I would love to get into the Euro/Yen market due to that loooooong sideways channel, but there aren't any options farther out than a few months. That being the case, is a futures contract the only way to trade this market 6 or 9 months out? Thanks, Mickeyite (Mike in Salem, OR)

at 7:13:26 PM
Right now, futures contracts are the only way to go out 6 to 9 months, for example. But that doesn't mean that you can't place an order to CREATE whatever option you wish! For example, check the open interest on that only existing Euroyen put option (June 9975 put). All 25 of those options are MINE! I created them by placing an order to purchase them for 4 pts. (about $80) each with my broker! (The Euroyen is my FAVORITE market now --- the most EXTREME market I've ever seen! --- and I'm editing a new seminar-on-DVD right now!) Glad you spotted this opportunity, Mickeyite!

spd asks:
Ken I was looking at soybean oil the other day it had a 1-2-3 bottom but tt had it in a strong down, is it wise to go against tt with a call option further out.

at 7:16:04 PM
There are two ways to look at this, spd: 1) You could anticipate a change in trend and pick up "cheap" options NOW (before it turns), or 2) Wait until TOVI's Trend Tracker confirms the change in trend and THEN enter the market. It's up to you . . . .

Mr.Ed asks:
Hi from Windsor,Ontario, Would the 50% Retracement Course be of equal value to those people that are only trading options. I know the book was written for futures trades. Thanks for your help.

at 7:17:14 PM
Absolutely, Mr.Ed! My options trading is all based upon chart formations, just as my futures trading is. Thanks for joining us this evening.

Randolph Duke asks:
Hi Ken I've been using all the tools I've learned from your courses since '98 to DAY TRADE! OOOOO! I know you're not a day trader but the same formations work and I love hammering the "Pro's" with these simple tools. They have thousands of dollars worth of "software" that makes them "feel" good. And while they're feeling good I take their money...ALL DAY. LOVE IT! Thanks!

at 7:19:56 PM
Keep at it, Duke! (Say, have you seen my favorite western ever: John Wayne's The Shootist?! You'll love his advice about not "blinking an eye" or "taking a breath" . . . .) Thanks!

juniegirl asks:
Hi Ken, I haven't yet picked out your voice in the chorus of the Buy Low, Sell High song on the CD we received at the Trading Camp. Maybe next CD you could sing a solo. Is the piano duet CD available at Four Star Books? By the way, just to check in, recently took more profits in March Eurodollars. It's great to finally be seeing profits after going through that period of making all of those mistakes you try to get us to avoid! Thanks again for everything.

at 7:23:14 PM
Thanks, Juniegirl! Keep listening: I'm in that gospel choir! I'm the drummer too! Yes, the Steve Hall CD is available at Four Star Books --- just call and ask Donna. By the way, Steve Hall included my favorite song, Al Di La, just for Krista and me! Congratulations on the Eurodollar profits --- yes, all those trading lessons pay off after awhile, don't they?!

tower dog asks:
Hi Ken I am a TWMPMM and WGB member I have just recently opened an account with GCT and wanted to let you know that my broker is exceptional he has spent alot of time with me and never cut me short. I wanted to thank you showing me the light at the end of the tunnel keep up the great work you will be hearing from again!!

at 7:24:20 PM
FANtastic, tower dog. Glad to hear it. Yes, please stay in touch!

Ripley asks:
Hello Ken!! This has been a long time in coming for me. I first started out looking at your system/manual around 1995 but I could'nt grasp the concepts very well (or the math!).But commodities got in my blood (thanks to you Ken). So now I'm back and could'nt be happier and more excited! How the Ken Roberts Company and technology has evolved. First up - your new manual/guidebook was fantastic - I actually understood everything (I'm still shocked at this fact), the online tools/charts are amazing especially for a math fool such as I. So words will never express my thanks but I hope to do so in person later this year. In the meantime I have one question to ask of you - I'm a little confused about the differences between my KRC/US Chart membership and the TOVI site (I've taken the tour). Is the TOVI site a more advanced super version of what KRC/USC offers. As a total beginner should I add TOVI to my membership now or a little later on - just mixed up on the differences. Thanks again Ken f

at 7:31:08 PM
Thanks Ripley, and welcome! Yes, included with your KRC/USCharts WGB subscription is TOVI's Trend Tracker which is an abbreviated trading tool from TOVI's Short-Term Market Ratings. But it's NOT the full and complete TOVI "toolbox" (which is awesome)! It's all up to you and your trading style, Ripley, but personally, I can't trade without TOVI --- why would I?! Especially if you're trading options! (TOVI's "red" feature ALONE is worth its modest fee!) Also realize that as a WGB Course Member, you are entitled to a specially discounted subscription price to TOVI. Thanks again, Ripley, and welcome aboard (after all these years!) . . . .

ozzie kathy asks:
Hi Ken and Everyone Kathy from Australia presently living in Reno here, I have been doing the commodities for the past 4 months with real money and have been learning for 6 months. What a ride!! I have learnt a great deal from trading with real money, made a bunch of mistakes and learnt the hard way. This business is an amazingly introspective experience. I started with $8,000 and am about break even. I hope that the lessons learnt will start paying off now with some real profits because I believe, and have my future pinned on this being the best business period. People have remarked that this is my new hobby but it isn't a hobby it's what I have been searching for to make money for the past 20 years and I've gone through various businesses some successful some not to get to this point. I have seen how this business works and I can't wait till it does for me. Thanks for everything you do Ken and Team it means a lot. I hope this isn't too long and your not all falling asleep.

at 7:33:52 PM
Not too long at all, ozzie kathy, and no, we're not falling asleep --- we LOVE what you're saying because we've all gone through lots and lots to get to what I call The World's One Perfect Business too! Keep at it, keep learning, and keep on keepin' on . . . !

ready2win asks:
Hey Ken, how long do you keep your paper charts for review?

at 7:36:44 PM
Until the next weekly set arrives! (You'll also see what I do with all the back issues on my new 50% Retracement DVD . . . !)

Neal asks:
Hello Ken. I'm thinking about sugar and using the amplified trading technique to enter the market when I've missed the 1-2-3 top formation. Sound reasonable to you?

at 7:37:56 PM
Yes, Neal, that's the advantages taught in the ATT Course! Be sure to paper trade it first . . . . Thanks!

larry south Florida asks:
Hi Ken thanks for all that you do. My desire is to be able to trade heavy positions but with options. Is it possible to hold 50 options or more at a time in one market? and when you trade futures do you pyramid up or just establish a long base at the bottom? P.S I LOVE the TED Warren book, cant wait to order the ACTT course

at 7:42:14 PM
Sure, Larry, 50 options is a SMALL position to some traders! Yes, I like to establish a "wide" base of futures contracts at the bottom of a market and then cash them out along the way when that market takes off. I hear Ted Warren's name more and more lately --- he would have loved all these bases forming in many markets now! Thanks Larry!

dcrannik asks:
dcrannik from Jeff.City,Mo. Hi Ken-I am back in the saddle again!! As an early member since the late 90s I have recently re-subscribed to the WGB. Tovi Trend Tracker is awesome. Nice enhancement!! Question 1: Once purchasing an option that TT says is Strong,previous Moderate, # 1 day in strength rating,is it normal for the strength of the trend to go from Strong to Moderate in a short amount of time? Should I just hold my current position as long as the trend is moving up or down in my favor and wait for resistance or support levels to be broken before exiting position? Question #2: Is purchasing Paper Charts still am option from US Charts? I am old school ya know? Thanks Ken for your help!! Take care!!

at 7:46:13 PM
Yes, dcrannik! I'm "old school" too, and couldn't get along without my paper charts! What you state in "Question 1:" is correct --- that's how I view it too. Stay with it, and keep us posted! Thanks.

Joel in VA asks:
Would there be any viability to a strategy of buying both CALL and PUT options for the same market? I mean, if the move was more than 100% in either direction, you'd still profit, wouldn't you?

at 7:48:48 PM
Yes, Joel: What you're describing would be either a "Strangle" or a "Straddle" (depending upon strike prices), and many traders do just that! (Are you trying to corner the market?!) Thanks!

simon from LA. asks:
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANSWERING. I have been doing this for years (mostly only following 7 of 9 markets right last year , 8 of 8 this year). and this corn is so extremely volitile and it makes me nervous that I don't understand. You're right Ken - my brain is making things up. I will just hold as everything is in place in the chart dispite the volatile price actions. Thanks so much.

at 7:50:22 PM
You're welcome, Simon --- glad you asked! (Say, Simon, take it easy on some of those contestants on American Idol --- you can get pretty brutal at times . . . . )

rktech asks:
Ken... is this 50% retracement package at all like previous packages?... I've followed you for years now and I've always favored the retracement concept.

at 7:50:57 PM
NOPE --- it's BETTER now, rktech!

CHARLES FROM ORLANDO asks:
CHARLES FROM ORLANDO: SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT FUTURES OPTIONS WERE THE WAY TO GO. SO I JOINED THE WGB!! I Just STARTED TO READ YOUR MANUEL AND I WANT TO KNOW WHEN YOUR NEXT BOOTCAMP IS?!?

at 7:52:48 PM
Hello and thank you, Charles! Yes, space is available at our March 25-26 Bootcamp! Just call a Course Counselor (541-955-2700 . . . .) (Did you see all the pictures from previous Bootcamps I posted earlier? We have a great time on Bootcamp weekends!) Welcome aboard!

TOVIJUNKIE asks:
Hello Ken and crew, so glad to chat tonight. As usual so many questions,I am currently long 1 May 06 bean oil and looking at the large pullback today I am thinking of adding to my position. I am using the 50% as my #1 exit in my current trade,but can not pinpoint an exit for the added position any help.as always thanks for all you doTOVIJUNKIE

at 7:56:42 PM
Sounds like a sound plan, TOVIJUNKIE! I'd use the Weekly 50% retracement too as my #1 exit point, and then just trail a close ("Silent"!) stop with your remaining position until it gets stopped out. ("Silent" stop means that only my broker and I know what price point I wish to, in this case, exit at --- so it's not an order sitting out on the floor for some floor trader to grab! If your broker gives you any flack about this, start shopping for a new broker!)

john asks:
Hi Ken, I started with you in the late '80s and I've been back again for seven months paper trading. I'm very happy to be back ! My question is When You've been with a trend for some time (eg: sugar)can you use tovi switching back to moderate as a good signal to exit the trade.

at 8:00:49 PM
I wouldn't EXIT when TOVI goes to "moderate", John --- I use trailing ("silent") stops and/or chart points as targets. Keep paper trading various strategies and one that suits you will emerge --- I promise! Stay in touch!

juniegirl asks:
I've got to learn and implement that one (not blink and eye or take a breath). It's been one of my biggest shortcomings in trading!

at 8:01:01 PM
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Buford asks:
Hello Ken, Jim, and Louie. Thank for the outstanding weekend in Grants Pass at the last trading camp. Thank you for your Hospitality, great to have all the new friendships. Jim and Louie excellent job covering all the camp’s charts, tools, material and tovi online. Ken great novel, not to the end but love it

at 8:01:47 PM
Hi Buford! (Did you find your picture in our collection here this evening?) Thanks!

GoingWiththeGrain asks:
Ahoy Mr. Roberts from Beloit, Wisconsin! Just wondering if you hold physical gold/silver in addition to any futures/options in these metals? Thanks to TOVI I'm quitting my JOB in June!

at 8:04:33 PM
Wow! Fantastic, GoingWithTheGrain! Yes I do! (In fact, I once took delivery on a gold futures contract just to find out how that works, so my account statements now include "xxx gold bars"!!!

asks:

at 8:04:44 PM
Wow! Fantastic, GoingWithTheGrain! Yes I do! (In fact, I once took delivery on a gold futures contract just to find out how that works, so my account statements now include "xxx gold bars"!!!

ecu3270 asks:
Brandon, 21, NC, Just opened an account with GCT, seems like a great staff and excellent broker. I'm a senior in college and just starting out and have done well paper trading the past several months. I got my hands on the old course books and noticed several differences between those and your new info on the site. I wanted to know if many of those trading tactics still apply to today's markets or if I should concentrate on the newest teaching methods. (for example, cost-free hedging by going long a contract and purchasing a put option) Thanks.

at 8:07:05 PM
All the "old" principles hold true, ecu3270 --- they're timeless, just like Ted Warren's writings. And yes, there's new info and strategies now, too, because OPTIONS have become such a HUGE market! (There were no options when I began trading in 1983!) So I'd say begin with the latest strategies we present and go from there. Thanks, and welcome aboard!

Cullen asks:
Hi Ken just re-enrolled a few days ago. I did some paper trading a few years ago and did well, but my money dissapeared on a family emergency. All is well now and now is the time to get this cranking. Just wanted to say Hi... oh and by the way I am a Pro drummer by trade....I teach privately full time....how you doin on those drums? oh and my broker at Grand Central, Lou is also a drummer... wow great minds think alike,,..... I'm glad mine is starting on its trek to greatness.... finally. thanks for all the info...cullen

at 8:09:36 PM
Hey, fellow drummer! (My claim to fame is taking lessons from Ed Shaughnessy --- Johnny Carson's drummer! He had me playing the classic Jim Chapin instruction book UPSIDE DOWN!) Welcome back, and stay in touch, Cullen!

Eric in Japan asks:
Good evening everyone (Wed. afternoon for me). Ken & crew, thanks for the 50% DVD with my U.S. Charts online renewal! Opened my eyes wider. Next, took profits in Feb. of over $12K (after F&C) using HI/LO entry strat. in copper, starting in Nov.05, adding to the position in Dec 05. It was fun to watch my emotions during the whole process. Couldn't have done it w/o US Charts & TOVI. Thanks again!!

at 8:10:33 PM
Good afternoon, and thank YOU, Eric! Congratulations, and thanks for joining us this "evening" . . . .

larry south Florida asks:
Ken My goal is to one day come to grants pass and shake your hand personally, to thank you for introducing me to the WGB. I have been away for a while "shot gunning" and trying different things, but i always seem to come right back here! I will never leave agian! I will stay the course until I master the futures market.Thanks to the UTS course for this incite

at 8:11:16 PM
Hello Larry! Come on out to Grants Pass!

Ripley asks:
Hello again Ken...hope you got to see my thank-you earlier note....one quick question then I'll keep quiet for the rest of the evening and just try to learn. Can an absolute beginner also purchase and use the new 50% Retracement DVD? I wanted to buy Mr Dobson's book but the DVD course seems more complete to me...hope you have'nt sold out of them yet! warm regards and many thanks Ripley

at 8:13:43 PM
Absolutely, Ripley --- get it! (If we run out, I'll make more!)

Be sure to check in your Members Mailbox at www.KenRoberts.com often

With all the spam filtering and everyone being our policeman nowadays, I'm not getting half of the emails people send me. And I'm sure the same's true for you too. So I set up your own "inbox" so you can check in with me to see what I've sent you recently. This should help the situation . . . .

Well that's it for another month. Check out my favorite web sites: www.ToviOnline.com ; www.uschartco.com ; www.FourStarBooks.com ; www.HistoricTrees.org ; www.BillOreilly.com ; www.WildlifeImages.org ; www.Salestax.org (Let's abolish the IRS!); www.LP.org (Take The World's Smallest Political Quiz and see where you stand!); www.VOTE.com (Make your voice heard!). My next chat will be Tuesday, April 4th. As always: Use these newfound powers only for Good. Good night, God bless, and watch where you step!

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