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Pastimes : Home on the range where the buffalo roam

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To: freeus who wrote (4983)12/5/2001 11:09:48 PM
From: Sig  Read Replies (3) of 13815
 
My opinion of the market follows along with what William O'Neil says.
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thestreet.com
IMO generally Dow goes to 10,500 with few dips worth waiting for.
Try to catch dips in individual stocks. Business for MSft, Intc, and Dell too good for having useful dips.
Except perhaps for daytraders.
About the only way I learn is to own a stock, even as little a ten shares. Can feel the pain, as my assumptions
go wrong. And must accept the situation of never owning enough when it goes up
Am fully invested and margined except for 43% cash. Which seems about right because I dont have a job. But Bo doesn't either so I guess that OK>
Like fishermen, all investors and analysts are liars( except you, Bo, and Donnie). Many times I have bought 1 or 3 (one was a Gnss) calls and find they are the only ones sold all day long. Where are the confident well informed big shots we picture as buying hundreds at time.???
Try dividing investment statements by 10 or 100
Today I do not own Qlgc, nor did I buy Azo at the open. Not Ene either.
I am always going to be outgunned somehow(sob). So I have to pick up some overlooked jewels on the way

Sig
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