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Pastimes : All Clowns Must Be Destroyed -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: eddie r gammon who wrote (17377)	3/14/2000 9:01:00 PM
From: re3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42523

from gold eagle :Today proved to be an interesting trading day. First of all....a rough day in the equities. Discount all of the crap you are hearing about some "gene mapping" nonsense in the biotech sector causing a Nasdaq selloff. That had nothing to do with it. It was merely something for the sheep to swallow tonight while they eat crow pie and drink their overpriced imported beer that they charged on the visa because they don't have two "real" nickels to rub together. Their wealth, which by the way will be gone in a few days, is all on paper. It isn't real until it is realized. Remember that. Things are just getting started. Today was particularly interesting because it was a very broad selloff. The few big names that had been holding this dead bull up are starting to crack like the toothpicks they really are. There was no real "sector shifting" that we have seen in past weeks. This shows a weakening in sentiment and precursor of things to come. It is only going to get worse. I mentioned earlier today that last week proved to be the failed attempt at a sustainable rally that I expected. It happened in truly textbook fashion. On the Gold front, all I can say is SMILE....we are so close it ain't even funny. Some of the heaviest accumulation I have seen EVER. I believe we are within ten trading days of some dramatic activity in the Gold market. Don't get caught looking...