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To: Eski who wrote (2528)	2/4/2000 1:56:00 PM
From: crdesign	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Eski, I entered this market with $5000 when the Dow was @ 3000 6+ years ago. since then I've installed a $60,000 Kitchen, $75,000 worth of upgrades to the rest of my home, and irrigated my property so when I look out my window all I see is 'Green'(This isn't even my day job, I make far less @ that(((((LOL))))).) All of that is thanks to this Beautiful Machine known as the stock market. I've never looked back. No one forced you to put your head in the sand. Pluck it out and get on with life. 'nuf said.' Tim

To: Eski who wrote (2528)	2/4/2000 2:45:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Galvin does not cover any specific stocks he is an equity strategist with focus on megatrends he works top-down, unlike stock analysts who cover issues he has no axe to grind, not trying to pump up "his issue" strategists have a much greater accuracy record year after year I noticed in your reply that you gave zero credit to Galvin for his bold and courageous call in early October... at that time, all stock indexes were under severe pressure, and he bravely made his MeltUp call... he was right, and you didnt acknowledge that this "IDIOT" got it right on the mark nothing goes up forever, but until... a. BabyBoomers retire b. new revolutionary technology peters out (e.g. wireless, fiberoptic) c. the internet taps its full potential d. plentiful labor is available in post-communist times e. all continents are simultaneously firing on all cylinders WE RALLY, AND PRIMARILY IN TECHNOLOGY join this high growth sector, or weep it wont go up forever, but 3-4 more years is a blip on the geological screen take care, Jim