Hi mindmeld, <<Looks like Bambs is the most on target as of right now. We'll see what things look like again on 12/31/2002. Good luck all!>>
Yes, Bambs is right, now, but please do count my target in since we still have October to navigate and a WAT War to survive:
Message 16848930
Tuesday, Jan 1, 2002 7:06 AM
"Hi John, CSCO low for 2002 = 8, again, once more, due to valuation, competition and confidence issues, plus the fact that interest rate declines are tapped out, et cetera, ad infinitum, ad nauseam, so on and so forth, and therefore it shall be. Chugs, Jay"
I do remember 'winning' the 2001 round:0)
Message 16843188
"Wherein even bambs at $0.00 (given in jest) was closer to the low than one who would label him as a "moron", and the winner was Jay Chen (by a buck over yours truly)."
... and I fully intend to keep this guess for 2003:
Message 16848935
Tuesday, Jan 1, 2002 7:27 AM
"Hi Jay, and CSCO low for 2003 = 5. Chugs, Jay"
... because, as mentioned earlier:
siliconinvestor.com
Tuesday, Jan 1, 2002 8:19 AM
"“… ready for the silence inducing mental shock and the simultaneous cacophony of simple primeval screaming that such a down-draft would entail; however, I know, in my own case, I have not even begin to imagine the worst that a scream can be …
When the bulls dismiss a sharp down-draft by following the same thought with "and when recovery takes place" they have left out a big huge chunk of the interim darkness and chaos …
Feel the market. Trust the force. Trust the power of insanity.”
...
The whole world is becoming one big Argentina cum Lebanon, et cetera, ad infinitum, ad nauseam. The world must first become slightly less dangerous for the credit providers, else the Japan-model holds: no spending, no borrowing, no abracadabra, even as the savers become poorer each day, deflated away, devalued away, and simpler still, robbed by the borrowers, even as the borrowers disintegrate in slow motion.
Until then, no abracadabra, only purchase of choice land, gold, platinum, un-hedged mines, all matters that can similarly skip generations, and holding on to the puzzlingly ever unfashionable cash in a balanced apportionment amongst the currencies, while waiting for the new age of abracadabra, and practicing primeval screaming."
Chugs, Jay
Reference current allocation:
Message 18054383
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and beginning of year allocation (embedded somewhere):
Message 16898477 |
