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To: Lucretius who wrote (10795)	2/19/2000 7:46:00 AM
From: Greg Jung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42523

Did somebody already make the "broken calender" joke to you (right once every few years)? -g-. It is same-ol, same-ol in NYSE Stocks but my "crash watch" portfolio, which I made of shorts on ridiculously priced "red-hots", is about 100% underwater still (RHAT the only one in gains). I think we need to retrace from November in order to really scare the pants off the market, but that isn't going to happen (AOL needs to get in mid 20s for that). The index will survive even if individual companies get slaughtered along the way. I finally heard the New Age rationale on public airwaves, why interest rates don't matter for tech stocks. To paraphrase, "They have no debt because they are mostly not credit-worthy, anyway, and moreover usually don't have earnings. "