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To: keith massey who wrote (3270)	12/18/1999 9:00:00 PM
From: mappingworld	Respond to of 5053

I think that's a fair enough comment Keith. But let's not start folding the chairs yet. O.

To: keith massey who wrote (3270)	12/18/1999 9:40:00 PM
From: teevee	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5053

keith, 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. I humbly disagree. A corollary to that oft repeated statement is that there is something fundamentally wrong with the regulatory systems, the markets and the economy(the economic dinosaurs who repeat that mantra most frequently are the gold bugs). I would say real growth in the economy points to the contrary. Governments and economists are also struggling to keep apace with the enormous change and economic expansion. I agree that such change as what we are experiencing (and will continue to experience) can be unsettling and dificult to fathom and understand, however, I choose to go with the flow and not be left behind as a relic of a bygone economic era. One need only look at all the businesses and corporations that are successfully re-inventing themselves in order to survive and prosper in the shifting sands of the new economy. In addition, the economic expansion is allowing an unprecidented number of new companies to emerge. This is where we hope JDX can pick some big winners in the B2B arena, is it not? Look what the B2C company AOL did for CMGI:-))..... regards, teevee