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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (9657)	12/21/1999 10:51:00 PM
From: fuzzymath	Read Replies (1) of 18931

Yes, greed is rampant. This NASDAQ surge as bonds tumble is a bit much. The Fed will raise rates early next year. That Value Line statistic is incredible: half up 100% in 13 weeks? The last time I bought Value Line (more than a decade ago) they followed mostly older established companies. I guess they follow some newer companies now. Your studies make me want to pull out my old valuation models, to see how their results compare with yours. For example, I remember that my model thought the market was about as undervalued at the Gulf War bottom as it was in late '87 after the crash. I advised anyone who wanted to listen then that, according to my models, that time in '91 was a great buying opportunity, a chance to catch up for people who sold and stayed away out of fear after the '87 crash. Kevin

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