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Pastimes : Don't Ask Rambi

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To: JF Quinnelly who wrote (34916)8/13/1999 11:03:00 PM
From: Gauguin  Read Replies (4) of 71178
 
Well, sure. Could happen anytime. I'm just mentioning the almost humorous way it's possible for this stuff to turn out. In the last two years I have never read so many rong predictions. Confounding events.

Sure we are expecting things to tank. And one day doesn't a market make. Don't take me too seriously. I think it's in very dangerous territory, could easily tank next week, but there is also another vista open now of the market running fairly stably to the end of the year, a scenario that imho didn't even "exist" (plausibly(?)) yesterday.

Thas all I'm saying. You must see it too. It could do that.

[How many people thot Japan could improve this soon?)

I know Zeus eats his children. Has my arms already. I look at astounding "capricious" events as effecting us remarkably similar to the way The Gods were perceived to effect the minds/lives/fates of the ancients. They wouldn't be a bit surprised by these markets, and would register them "personally." Put them in the context of having mashed Zeus's petunias in an unfortunate boating accident. Or being blameless, yet "singled out."

I'm also trying to make money, and I don't know how.

Okay? Okay. I just thot it was ironic, the change in the hour before the mkt. Okay?

BTW, have you seen Shall We Dance? We liked it a bunch.
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