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To: Eddy Blinker who wrote (51)5/6/2002 8:26:32 PM
From: MechanicalMethod  Read Replies (2) of 148
 
"Wenn der Hund mit der Wurst im Maul ueber den Eckstein springt."


I'm sure there's a message there you're trying to convey and I'd like to understand. I fooled with all kinds of derivatives and came up with some other ideas but I'm in dire need of another clue. Here's the translation.

"if the dog with the sausage in the muzzle over the cornerstone jumps."

I suspect there's hidden meaning leading to your market algorithm in this riddle. For instance if IBM is the hound with the sausage that all the hounds want then where ever IBM goes the other hounds have to follow... if they want some crumbs of sausage. It's not often the hounds run in different directions. So the now moment of the hour is determining which hound to follow.
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