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To: not925 who wrote (53524)	10/2/2001 2:43:03 PM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (2) of 70976

not925, thanks for posting the Templeton interview. He says the Naz is still too high but tempers that with saying in particular cases stocks are low enough. >Mack: The Nasdaq for instance, has gone down 70% since its high reached in March 2000. That's still not enough for you? Still not low enough? Sir John: In particular cases, yes, but not as a whole. If you look at what are the earnings on those stocks -- let’s say the Nasdaq 100 stocks -- the last time I looked, it was selling at infinite price/earnings ratios because the group as a whole had no earnings. So it’s still too soon to expect a bottom in technology stocks.< That makes the case for not trading QQQ because many poor performers are keeping it down. Invest in still profitable Nasdaq companies instead. Gottfried

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