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Gold/Mining/Energy : Strictly: Drilling and oil-field services

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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (83546)1/5/2001 12:08:50 PM
From: ItsAllCyclical   of 95453
 
>> ROFLAMO- I reiterate - we have absolute MORONS here on this thread <<

Ok, easy does it there big boy.

Given your creativity and intelligence I'm sure you can do better than calling people morons. I've laughed my ass off at some of your prior jabbings.

I wouldn't say any sector is a given at this point. There is incredible uncertainty in tech, energy and yes even gold to an extent. I wouldn't be so critical in these crazy times. Besides it's impossible to track what anybody is really selling/buying anyway. People only post buys. I do it myself. I sell all the time, but very rarely post it. This thread is watched so much and people often concentrate themselves in similar positions that it really does me no good to post my sells. Besides I don't have the time for it.

This is one of the better threads out there. You've said it yourself several times.

We're not going to all get along all of the time. That's not the point of this thread or the message. But let's at least make it constructive (which you do most of the time).

I'd would direct a little criticism toward some of your critics as they were dead wrong on certain issues and gave you countless grief, but if I did so I'd be compared to a Nazi follower or something else completely off base.

I apologize for posting this as it'll probably just prolong a pointless discussion about Slider and will in the end add zero dollars to anyone's pocketbook.

On a sidenote in past E&P's rallies they've tended to flatline once they've hit a "mature" valuation. What's to say they won't simply trade sideways or stay rangebound until it's clear that the crisis can be solved. Bought some DNR today. Still keeping plenty of cash though. I'd like to see the Nasdaq capitulate sub 2000 before I buy anything or any one sector heavy again.
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