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To: Crossy who wrote (4462)	12/26/2003 9:12:42 PM
From: Patentlawmeister	Read Replies (3) of 37387

Crossy - while i don't espouse the "it's ok to count one's chickens before they hatch" philosophy, i'd say it's a safe bet that this will wind up being an extremely profitable year for those that have had the good fortune to get in on some of your home run picks early or midstream ... i for one am glad you've taken the time out to research these and share your views on this thread (wealth has been created in my neck of the woods). Of course, anybody here who profited can pat themselves on the back; they're the ones who made the trades (i think i got that line from you). As for 2004 - it appears nobody expects the Nasdaq to rise another 50%, and it shouldn't ... but as long as people keep selecting mutual funds in their 401(k)'s, the money flow into stocks should continue (the baby boomers aren't retiring yet) ... so it's hard to make a case for a crash either. But it seems to be getting tougher to find no brainers. The only two i can think of are STHLY and HK:1164. Care to do a "top 10 picks for 2004" schpeel?

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