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To: BGR who wrote (46083)	6/10/1999 9:45:00 AM
From: Cynic 2005	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

<<No fundamental parameters? I thought that you were an fundamentalist first and last!? ;-) >> BGR, you have perfect knack to get under people's skin. Yes I study fundamentals a lot more than an average "new-era" investor. But I am not stupid to shackle myself with principles when I see a profit potential even in a POS stock. In case you have forgotten, I have addressed this issue in one of my first posts to you. <<BGR, no offence but if we want to argue about some silly explanations given to buy high priced tulips err. stocks of some good companies, not to mention POS companies with POS^POS stocks, we would be hanging out on the cheerleading threads. But we can't stand the naivete and stupidity displayed on most of those threads. Most of us here have will not mind going long on Dell or Cisco or any other overvalued fluff. When we do, we will not give any crappy reasons like forward expectations and future looks bright yada yada. We buy for one and only one reason - we 'expect' to sell the stock at a higher price. Period. i.e. we are playing the bubble while questioning it. We are aware of the fact that we could get burned in the process. But that's life. >> #reply-8002203