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To: upanddown who wrote (62129)	3/14/2000 5:49:00 PM
From: BigBull	Respond to of 95453

John, does this mean I don't get my selloff to OSX 95? <g> Glad I've stayed real close to this sector and am prepared to hit the deck running when I need to. Loooooove those API's, baby. I think your right about the techs being taken out and shot with out trashing the rest of the market. As you point out the rest of stock market sports very reasonable valuations, as they've already been taken out and shot. The pharmaceutical firms are now about in the middle range of their historical valuations. Remember KO? The only stock to own? Buy it and forget it! The invincible Berkshire Hathaway? Once the music stops for tech there are PUHlenty of places to put that money - PUHlenty! Do you remember the bubble in USS. I mean, surgical sutures of all things. How about WMX as a glamor stock. Imagine; garbage dumps! Ha! Amazing how Wall Street can spin dross into gold. Hey, that's it! Techs are entering their Rumplestiltskin phase. Really glad to see the majors perform well today - really glad. The recent uptrend is still intact. OSX 120 not too far around the bend now, methinks.