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To: Mr.D who wrote (10221)	11/5/1999 1:22:00 PM
From: paulmcg0	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10343

D., I don't have any stock market losses right now. I think the markets are horribly overpriced, so I have my money in cash, money market funds, bonds, and precious metals. I'm looking forward to a future when the markets collapse, and bargains in the stock of real companies can be found. We have the most overpriced stock bubble in history and I'm just waiting for it to pop!

To: Mr.D who wrote (10221)	11/5/1999 2:04:00 PM
From: ChatterjeeP	Respond to of 10343

Paul: The craftiest investment gurus have made mistakes and been dismissed from running their funds. Also, every person has the right to do whatever he deems fit with his/her money. The problem I sometimes see on SI is there is a tendency amongst some people on SI to say "I told you so", "I am better than you" or worse, gloat in others misfortune. I am not happy with the fact that Mr. D's prognostications have not come through. But, I now feel that these numbers and dates may have been the optimistic projections of the company concerned. I still believe in DGIV and appreciate any help they can get. I hope that Mr. D has decided to "help them out" based on DGIV's numbers and facts, which he is privy to and SEC is OK with. I appreciate if he can shed some light on that. Having said that, Paul, what are you trying to prove? You said you believe that stock market is overpriced. Tell you something..get a list of all companies with PE ratio greater than 100 and spend every living minute of your day (you will need that), banging on those message boards about the impending apocalypse. Enough said, Partha