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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (89404)	2/11/2001 3:11:00 PM
From: Dan	Read Replies (1) of 132070

Mike -Thanks, I never thought about the SWZ doing well in wartime. Plus, the discount would become a premium. I'll start with a 1/3rd of a position and buy on weakness If they won't give me my money back, I'll go there and eat up their swiss cheese & chocolates <g> Is there any good Swiss banks to invest in? Would Swiss pharma's also do well in wartime? Do you keep a portion of your funds in catastrophe stocks? I sold some Freeport Pref B a few days ago, and then bought ASA and NEM. Also, since I'm under-weighted in catastrophe stocks, I wrote some uncovered puts on gold stocks. OK, if they drop any more, I'll have quite a few. I can live with that at these prices and premiums. I've positioned my portfolio for a downturn that accelerates in Apr-May till June-July. nasdaq Under 2000 (and a great buy at 1800). Dow 9000, S&P 1100. Is this in line with your thinking? Or, am I too low?

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