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Non-Tech : When The Last Tulip Petals Fall, Who's Holding The Paper??

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To: EL KABONG!!! who wrote ()	1/11/1999 8:18:00 AM
From: Mike McFarland	of 4

Mutual funds labeled growth funds must have sucked some of those shares up, I think I remember seeing some AMZN in pop's mutual fund report, for example. When I saw the list of stocks in one of his funds last summer (typical big cap momo stuff like Dell and AOL) I said you ought to sell that fund...those stocks have all really run, and the price-earnings have all gotten ahead of their growth rates. I reiterated the advice to sell a few days ago. But what do I know...I chose Jan 5th of this year for the Tulipomania contest...too early. Still, I wonder if it may be time to start a little sampler pack of puts, but then the premiums have to be huge...although I haven't looked. Nobody would dare short these things? Low float and all that right for the perpetual sqeeze--or was last week the squeeze? ...and some of my thoughts on ISP's Message 7209524 --Mike

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