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To: Trumptown who wrote (16876)	12/16/1999 9:43:00 PM
From: byhiselo	Respond to of 57584

perhaps, its astounding to me that what would have been considered a lifetime of gains in stocks is now routinely occurring in a week/month/year anybody here have a sound knowledge of the sentiment and envirnment in Japan before the market and real estate crash? would be interesting to discuss any parallels although US is not really an ideal comparison to Japan. human nature is fairly universal, tho my personal opinion is that volitility is here to stay, and we'll have our corrections along the way, but barring any external triggers, 2000 will be a very good year for the market overall. of course, it pays to take profits along the way in this brave new world, cheers ps PCOR, AETH :)