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GDXJ 90.47

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Nov 6 4:00 PM EST

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To: Square_Dealings who wrote (78280)	10/11/2001 12:46:26 AM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) of 116752

Any bets that JPM is close to going under? Yes, I'll bet you're wrong. JPM is likely to rally until interest rates start rising. Even then it will continue to advance. I say this in light of the terrible chart it has, but it this kind of circumstance that provides buying opportunity. There has to be at least one major financial institution in trouble here. Not in the least. You don't seem to know what conditions must exist for that to be true. None of those conditions currently exist. Got that? NONE. Later you'll be embarrassed to assert they do, and I say this in full awareness of the horrendous threats that exist in the world today. Bonds were propped up today just as they started to break strong to the downside, False. currencies have been sold off heavily in the last 3 days to support the dollar, Beyond false, falsified. the stock market is ramping like its a bull market. You can never know whether a ramp will continue. Haven't you learned that you have to get aboard and hang on for dear life or just stay out? Gold was/is too strong so they had to try and break it. This assertion begs itself so it's just nonsense. All this and companies going bankrupt and laying off thousands of employees every week. Go figure. That's easy to figure and it's good news. It was the denial period that was bad news. What's so bad about companies going broke? That's what 19 out of 20 should do in the best of times. You sound worse than a third class sucker. It really won't do you any good to make all these statements which amount to something less than gibberish. First rule: Don't be a sucker. Second rule: Don't sound like one.

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