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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: Mike M2 who wrote (13651)	1/18/2002 4:42:22 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) of 74559

<AG was and is for Wall St and against the common man. > Because "Wall Street" has hordes of conflicting interests, it's silly to say Uncle Al is for Wall Street. You'd have to explain in detail what you mean to have any veracity. Against the "common man"? Which man is that? Again, that's an assertion with no foundations in meaning, let alone fact. Precisely who do you mean by "the common man"? I get tired of unfounded and absurd criticisms of Green$pan. The claims have never stacked up and conflict with reality [for example people say he is unintelligible, which is not correct because I find him highly intelligible; I think it's a reflection on their ability to understand rather than his ability to express ideas - a bit like a dog saying Einstein is unintelligible]. The whining from "investors" since the irrational exuberance got its comeuppance has been louder than the whining from Korean CDMA licensees and the GSM Guild. Until then, Alan Green$pan had ratings higher than George W. Mqurice

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