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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: TobagoJack who wrote (44571)	1/12/2004 6:07:58 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Jay, with Q now through 600 and G wallowing at 424 I'm glad I took my advice rather than yours. My nausages are overflowing my little Tonka Truck. Priced in Kiwi$ it's not quite as much fun, but still a bit of a giggle. Meanwhile, I have decided to add your opinion to the weight of negativity I feel towards my latest brilliant idea of buying an apartment in Beijing. For now anyway. I might take a re-run at it later in the year. My Dow 16,000 was always predicated less on profitability and more on measuring stick shrinkage [smaller inches make a standard length of platinium appear bigger, a bit like speeding it up towards the speed of light messes with its length]. My timing was just off by a few years [2 so far]. I'm obviously working in an alternative universe with a stronger gravitational field where time runs quicker. I need a gravitational constant to slow my clock to that of the markets. It's no use being out of synch with everyone else. Slightly ahead would be just right. I tend to underestimate amplitude and time. Gotta get those wave functions just right! Things will be bigger than I expect and take longer than I think. Okay, got it! Mqurice

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