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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (45794)	12/9/1999 4:10:00 AM
From: Richnorth	Respond to of 117005

No, that excerpt wasn't intended to bait you in any way. I posted it to show that, even at this late stage, there are folks who seem convinced that Y2K's bark is worse than its bite and that the stock market still has a lot of gas (pun intended) left to maintain the bubble. You have been very consistent! BTW, here is yet another optimistic (I should say super optimistic)viewpoint:- Sold the gold? SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- My old pal Alex Trzesniewski of Credit Suisse First Boston is a perennial bull. But now he has cast all caution to the wind. "Just in case anyone even had the slightest hint of a doubt," he said this week, "the market once again proved that there is no sense in looking for a downside correction." Alex suggests we should try to resist the temptation to fine tune the market. "There is just too much upside to be missed by such efforts." Paul Erdman