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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (44154)	3/26/2000 3:34:00 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

George CSCO, MSFT and ORCL at least have profits DOT.COM's losses so based on this assumption he is right <GGG> IMHO they are all overvalued from a FA point of view but who cares.......as long as momentum rules and any thing else is ignored. BTW.... MSFT is in the DOW In a nutshell I do not buy any of those analysis. If one reads some international press he will realize that the markets have gone in such a speculative frenzy that wen the dissaster will hit it will be worst than the recent SE Asia crisis. The roots are HK and US the first to manipulate stock markets (October 1987 being a first IMHO) and the actual reasoning behind the market manipulation are clearly criminal ... e.g. gaining political power and financial wealth for your supporters. I really do not know how else to define outright bribe......and if this thing realy blows up not even your cash in the bank will be safe. BWDIK Haim