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To: teevee who wrote (3267)12/18/1999 8:52:00 PM
From: keith massey  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 5053
 
Teevee..

No disrespect, but I will have to side with Claude on this one... not on the future of B2B but on the future of the stock market in general. I saw the link he post over almost a year ago and the most of the information provided is bang on the money, money supply or not. Nobody out there can argue that we are not in a bubble. It is easy to talk about the new age economy, etc. but the real question is how many months or years we have before we hear the popping sound. For all I know the insanity will continue for years to come. I currently do not see a pop in the near future but it will come and I don't plan on being long when the dream falls apart. I just ride the wave and for now the wave is up in a big way... when the wave is down I hope to be able to ride that wave on the short side<ggg>.

Best Regards
KEITH



To: teevee who wrote (3267)12/19/1999 1:49:00 AM
From: Claude Cormier  Respond to of 5053
 
Well my friend, one thing is sure... At some point somebody will say that these high teck stocks are too expensive. That is when they will come back to earth. But the B2B business of these companies will continue to grow long after their market cap reach a top. When will that be ? That I don't know. But it will happen.


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