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To: Post_Patrol who wrote (64454)	4/13/2000 8:21:00 AM
From: in_outdaily	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

PP writes: "Our remarkable analysis`s and commentary are not directed at the weak-minded." As a most-of-the-time lurker, I find your comments inane. Why do pay good $ to post on SI? No, don't answer that; it was rhetorical. Do all of a favor and quit wasting the bandwidth on this thread. And now, your "remarkable analysis's and commentary" are not directed at me either. You're ignored. Bill

To: Post_Patrol who wrote (64454)	4/13/2000 8:29:00 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

Postal - <Our remarkable analysis`s and commentary are not directed at the weak-minded.> ...now that's exactly what I've been trying to tell the Freideholics on the Yahoo thread for months (VBG). Postal; if we have our SI - Strictly Drilling Thread, Rig Party in Vegas; we can have you do the opening act... Bullsky; there is an "aire" of worry here; one thing that I have seen is that with tech's getting hammered so much - it appears to me that much of the cash from techland has yet to be deployed. While more cash may yet come from tech - I honestly think the Nasdq is within 3-400 points of basing and I think the DOW is relatively healthy and will see 12,000ish by year end. Trusting the gut is smart imho and anytime you just want to step back and take a pause is good capital mgmt. I merely think that we may just see an out of the blue - huge deployment of that tech rotation cash and see a 2-3 day - 15% OSX run. Look at the break outs in late '97, in Jan & March of 1998 - the run ups are spikes - literal scalded dog runs... some stocks moved 15-20% a week during these runs. - I just don't want to miss this - as it's a "when - not an if" scenario. I think being 60-75% "in" with 25-40% cash & all the margin buying power still left surely keeps you in the game however... but; your point is well taken - one I've often made that presently, there is no shortage of laggards, or values to still ride with. MDR kind of interesting here...