EL is a contrarian who disdain egoistic hedonism. EL is a movie aficionado. CEO who practices charlatanism to win investors' trust has only a 50/50 percent chance of winning the game.

W.D. Gann's letter to clients from 1928:

"When the time cycle is up, neither Republican, Democrat, nor our good President Hoover can stem the tide. It is natural law. Action equals reaction in the opposite direction."

Relationship with SL is generally fine. She left for Hong Kong after the Christmas holiday. She seemed to have enjoyed her stay in Vancouver. I wish she may immigrate here so that I may see her a lot more. I really love her. She is a perfect woman for the time of my life now. carol is dating someone in her workplace. I sometimes wonder if her kind of dating style would ever go anywhere in the long run. But since I also believe there is market for any type of personalities, she'd eventually meet her match that may accept and love the real her.
I thought of the many incidences that happened during the dotcom hype period during the last couple of days because I have basically little or nothing to do at work. I remembered the many faces that I met then. I wonder if they might remember me, and if any, how they have remembered me.
Raymond from McNair called me this morning from Hong Kong telling me his desire to have his own business set up. I was not sure if I wanted to encourage him or not. He is not a persistent guy as far as I know. But who am I to judge anyone? I encouraged him and wished him good luck. Entrepreneurship is a very vague term which entails too many factors that I don’t think any self-proclaimed entrepreneur may be able to concisely and accurately defines.
SL and I met Phoebe and Sampson during her stay here in Vancouver. We had lunch together. Phoebe looked great. Sampson looked older for his head is covered with 10-20% white hairs. SL commented him as being a very easy-going and friendly person. I thought so, too. I used to admire Phoebe as a pretty exceptional girl. She was attractive in her own way. She was quite a special girl. I still think so. It is just that I met too many special girls after her that she became special in her own way instead of being uniquely special, if you know what I mean. Or, perhaps I just hate to strip away her specialness for I had truly thought of her as someone special. In other words, I don't want to revoke my verdict. Instead, she became "special in her own way." My seemingly logical bullshit is perhaps a sign of my reluctance to let go of her as being forever my high school sweet friend whom I admire and adore. She was one of a few that fascinated me in my adolescence years.