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To: NOW who wrote (46534)	7/20/2002 10:57:41 AM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (2) of 209892

It has nothing to do with valuations. It has always been "in trouble". I don't give a rat's-ass about fundamentals, except in the very large timeframes. We all know there is a credit bubble; we all know the fundamentals of debt; BUT, did that help one trade it? For example, COF took a big hit lately, but there are bears that have been rolling puts on that crap for years. Folks like Noland have been calling for a meltdown for literally years. Did reading his screeds actually help you trade? What we are finally seeing now is the market actually discounting a credit meltdown. The pretty pictures are bending hard.

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