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To: arno who wrote (14359)5/9/2000 5:35:00 PM
From: Mike 2.0   of 62554
 
Signs that will indicate the tech bear market is over:

* Business Week publishes cover story of giant, vicious bear with huge claws destroying Silicon Valley buildings King-Kong style, with the title "Is tech dead?" In fact, the cover comes with 3-D glasses!

* James Cramer issues a dispatch on thestreet.com, announcing he has sold all technology stocks and is long KREM to the max, proclaiming it a winner of the new "Main Street" economy of the new millenium. "Screw token rings...we want doughnuts!"

* KREM options are offered, and some bright bulb posts that he is selling naked puts.

* Politicians get into the act, deciding that, hey, maybe we DO want to make potato chips instead of computer chips!

* Reruns of PBS special featuring 80's investing messiah Peter Lynch's style of investment research re-appear, specifically, the one where Peter Lynch and the host are munching on a Cinnabon(tm) in the mall and Peter says something like "Yum, this tastes better than technology, huh?"

* Venture capital pours into food manufacturing, lead by a new outfit called Consolidated Goodfood Inc., or CMmmmmmGI for short.

* Regulars on the SI Value Investing thread actually wonder aloud whether maybe they should buy tech stocks.

* People think you mean "Sysco" when you say "Cisco is a stock you've just gotta own"
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