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To: bobby beara who wrote (52321)	5/26/2000 8:49:00 PM
From: set	Respond to of 99985

> will be dashed sometimes I wonder what kind of idiot would put himself at risk in something like this users.uswest.net anyway, it looks a bit like this users.uswest.net from last year. feels like it too, as I recall. cirumstances are different, but maybe not too much.

To: bobby beara who wrote (52321)	5/26/2000 8:55:00 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

BB, old habits die hard. The dipster's will lose all their gains in recent years in trying to buy the dip and not selling. Even your TXN tripple dip did not hold. Sentiment is quite negative and many are in the denial phase. Just look at RHAT, PALM, ISLD and other of the bunch. Therefore we may have a bounce....... how much I do not know. Most thieves and swindler appearing on Bubble Vision or CNN still recommend to buy the popular stocks ....... as if they are a bargain sportin at least 3 digit P/E's..... to prop up prices so that those thives and swindlers could sell into any rally ....... but several years ago similar bargains were SPLS, ODP, SBUX ...... Boston Chicken ............ and many others ..... were are they now?? As to the dollar the idiots made a big mistake back in 1998. there was a washout of excess at the time and the artificially interfered with the natural correction process of excesses generating this bubble. People just lost the notion of value and replacement cost for most companies. JNPR or JDSU are a great examples. COMS was once a love stock ........ were is it now?? I think the damage to the US economy will be only start to be obvious, after the huge pension funds will need to sell to cover their obligation and the present "profit adjustments" from pension funds will evaporate and earnings will show a negative rate of change. The FED put itself in a dangerous spot last year by not moving fast during the summer with 50bp rate increases....... now it is to late and inflation will show up leaving them no choice but to raise rates. Oh well what we will not do for Monika <GGG> even ruin the world economy. BWDIK Haim