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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (41058)	12/27/1998 4:51:00 PM
From: Shane M	Read Replies (3) of 132070

Mike and others, on the end of market bubbles.... I've heard it mentioned you've been through several investment mania time periods, with biotech being a recent boom/bust. I, unfortunately, wasn't tuned into the market during those time periods. For context, I'm thinking of the internet stocks. 1. How quickly, in general, does a generic bubble burst? 2. Do the major stocks fall as far and as fast as the smaller stocks? 3. Does the broader market trade independently, or would a bubble bursting in internet stocks be expected to take the entire market down? 4. Biotech specific: What brought them down, and how quickly did it happen. How long did the bubble last? Thanks for any comments from the thread. Shane

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