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To: yard_man who wrote (18801)	1/2/2005 6:01:47 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) of 19219

well, we were not talking about 2000 now were we? I have to say, the shorts are far too emotional about the late 90s market. You'd think we could never have a bull market again, and stocks are never going to be overvalued again.... wrong, I think. Ebay has surpassed its late 90s highs by a fair amt btw. Anyway my point was not to bring up the bubble and have the bears work themselves up into a tizzy. The point is that no matter the market, the naz is not going anywhere unless there is leadership that inspires. It has always been that way even in the 80s. My personal belief is that google will take down microsoft and this will open up a world of possibilities for technology as a whole, the same thing that happened when IBM fell in 92. But whether you buy that or not, without google we probably wouldn't have much hope of a new bull in tech. In 2002 we had nothing, no new leadership. I am very happy to say that Google has added some optimism to the bay area job market too. That was a huge problem for a while, all the big names like msft and csco offshoring and no new companies to hire the US citizens. Fortunately that panic has abated at least a little.

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