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Non-Tech : The Critical Investing Workshop

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To: Voltaire who wrote (1619)1/30/2000 6:02:00 AM
From: limtex  Read Replies (1) of 35685
 
Vol -

Remember my original post on this board which you invited me to post.

Febraury to mid-March the market tanks. Some of the high flyers of the previous qtr get hit badly. Actually compared to last February they all recovered and indeed much more than recovered. But I remember last February it was miserable day after day with only occasional little rallies that always got taken down the next day.

Sickening, nauseating daily down. Portfolios suffer in this time but as I say if you forget about the market and come back in the last week of March things start to look better and this carries on till the end of April and then another little down turn etc till the end of the 2nd week of June and then another up till say the 10th July.

The market is very quick to anticipate in July much quicker and shorter up period following the good earnings. Then the tank of the year from say the 2nd week of July to the 2nd week of October.....you have to be very careful about being in the market.

The Q might be the only stock to stay in since some of its announcments are going to have a major impact on the stock price....China or NOK or who know what else. In act we ought to be thinking about the what elses just to make sure we aren't all hoping for dreams.

Best regards,

L
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