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To: capitalistbeatnik who wrote (1563)	9/1/1998 6:39:00 AM
From: Sedohr Nod	of 17683

Again, I can not speak for what Ralph saw that changed his mind, but as I remember his position he said that this was very much a two tier market.....he stood there with one fist higher than the other....all he did, and very correctly, was change his mind on the one narrow tier of this market that was very easy to see was over priced. Whatever he saw was right on ....and he did the correct thing by changing his call.....PERIOD.....Your argument would be greatly enhanced except for one thing.....Raplh was right...which if logic follows you were wrong.. The comparison to the White House was overkill, I do admit that. Interesting times when your best insult is comparing someone to the highest office in the land. But I was trying to make a point, Mark Haines renaming that pissant monkey Ralph was the cheapest and lowest thing I have seen on that show for quite a while...and I saw the calling for end of Ralph's employment here...that is in fact "small"....

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