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To: James Clarke who wrote (4913)	8/31/1998 7:57:00 PM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Read Replies (1) of 78584

James, >It was the beginning of the doomsday scenario - > massive mutual fund redemptions. Did anybody >happen to notice when the market went into free fall >on no news? About 2:30. >That is about the time people call Fidelity and >Vanguard to make sure they get today's price and > not tomorrow's. I wouldn't be so sure. It might have been the fund managers who wanted to get "today's price and not tomorrow's" on all equities. I wouldn't try to predict what happens from here. With due respect, your opinion, mine and those of dozen Wall Street "experts" are not worth the electrons used to write them. I know one thing: I'll buy when my targets are reached and stop buying when I'm out of cash. After that, I'll go on vacation. :-))) Or, actually, I'll go to work to get more cash. For me, it may be investor's dream come true: a bear market just when I graduate and get a job allowing to make larger contributions to my portfolio. We'll see... ;-) I stand by my reevaluation points on Buffett stocks. I would even add BRK to the list. This is definitely time to wait for quality and buy quality because it's being hit as hard as everything else. Good luck Jurgis

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