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To: seismic_guru who wrote (34827)	4/12/2000 11:01:00 PM
From: Stockbull	Respond to of 62348

SLC lookin good,doesnt like bears I guess.

To: seismic_guru who wrote (34827)	4/12/2000 11:02:00 PM
From: Lola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 62348

Wow we've had alot of changes in the Canadian markets in the last 6 months. Remember last summer and fall where the best we could hope for was a falling knife that we would catch at the bottom and ride up for a quick profit? At least that's what it seemed like we were doing the most of on the puppies thread. Then came the "every bloody stock is running up" phase. So many stocks were running you couldn't make up your mind fast enough which one to jump in. We always seemed to sell too soon and find the stocks went up much further than we could ever have dreamed. Now we are praying for one final ugly day to get this damn thing over with. What a wild 6 months it's been. I wonder what's next. I sure can't complain the Canadian markets are boring any more. Lola:)

To: seismic_guru who wrote (34827)	4/13/2000 8:08:00 AM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 62348

I would like to see one good enema inducing, bowel cleaning crash, so that we can finally pick up the pieces and move on. seismic, LOL. I agree. Let's have a full-bore lineal panic and get it done. The worst thing would be a protracted bear market; death by a thousand cuts so to speak. So far this AM, I do not feel the fear we need. It strikes me that too many people/writers are now on the correction bandwagon for it to happen today. Having said that I am still playing "down easy, up hard" and will add puts if we rally. For 3000 we need the sort of "get me out of this market at any price" fear. We've seen nothing like that yet. I hope everyone here does OK today and finds opportunities no matter what happens. --Allan