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Strategies & Market Trends : Cents and Sensibility - Kimberly and Friends' Consortium -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: swisstrader who wrote (92249)	4/3/2000 11:51:00 PM
From: Frederick Langford	Respond to of 108040

Jubak's Journal How to pick the right gorilla moneycentral.msn.com Fred

To: swisstrader who wrote (92249)	4/4/2000 8:10:00 AM
From: If only I'd held	Respond to of 108040

Sounds like another one that doesn't want to have to compete with the individual investor. Take everything you read with a grain of salt. What's the difference between him and us when it comes to giving advice? He gets public exposure. I'm sure if he were flat he would probably be screaming sell and never buy again. I don't trust what anyone says any more. No....Nasdaq is not going away, but some of the stocks in it are....and they won't be back. So much garbage dumped on this market in the past 2 years it's disturbing. The Nasdaq market needs a good solid flushing......just like a toilet. Flush the crap right on down. If it gets too crowded, get out the plunger and push it down until it's all gone. Then get out the toilet paper and clean up. To give a recommendation on an entire sector is entirely too broad. Sounds like he might even be getting spanked and trying to stop the pain. What we really need is for someone to tell us how to actually value a stock in this market. There is no formula for evaluating a stock anymore. We need balance. If the money that is in this market is going to cause stocks to be evaluated higher, then so be it. But let's get someone to figure that one out. SCMR is still worth near 25 billion dollars. Looks like their 150 dollar secondary is in the crapper. Poor bastards. LOL Here's another one....MKTW.....hasn't done squat since they went public really. Huge losses on somewhat piddly revenues. The original backers CBS and DBCC are still pretty much the only ones that will invest in it to keep it alive. Probably not a good idea for them to keep feeding a dead horse, but it's their shareholder's money right? Just dig the hole a little deeper I guess. That's my opinion.