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To: GraceZ who wrote (16690)	12/14/2002 7:44:33 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (4) of 57110

Bad economic times aren't bad for everyone, they make people and companies stronger while killing off the excesses. I think a company that does well in a slow economic environment is far more likely to last then one started in a boom. I remember a New Yorker article a while back which was about all the magazines that were started in the worst of economic times. Overwhelmingly the ones that were started in recessions and depressions outlasted the zillions that were started in booms. I agree. I think that a bear market is healthy for the economy and the market at a number of different levels. Bringing up the homies and the thread where they ignored the evidence in front of them, do you see any similarities to your own use of money flow? If you acted on your money flow analysis once it went positive, it certainly wouldn't give you the best entry. Similar to the people looking for shorts amongst the homies last year. But, your MF analysis has you looking for the long opportunities while there is still significant potential downside. That makes sense as long as you don't enter too early....Same with the homebears.

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