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To: R F B, Jr. who wrote (16666)	5/28/2000 11:51:00 PM
From: Rashid Garuba	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 59879

Raymond, I think Frank is just being smart and showing wether he or the markets are in control. Clearly he is. Probably a Mr. Atlas lookalike by now<g> Rashid

To: R F B, Jr. who wrote (16666)	5/29/2000 12:22:00 PM
From: stock talk	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 59879

Hey Boys & Girls, nice of you to think of me, but I haven't been posting because I haven't been trading. Instead I believe in this market environment I do not feel that neither long or short trades, but investing for a for a longer term horizon represents the best risk/return profile. I have been doing research and opening positions in tech companies that I believe we do well over the next 6-12 months. As many of you know I went to all cash(except one small position) in Feb and even transferred most of my money out of my brokerage account. Well I have transferred it all back and have added to it. I was about a month early in Feb. in calling the top of what I saw as a manic market, so I may be a month or so early in calling the bottom, but to me clearly this represents a quantum investing opportunity in here for select tech stocks. I think we will look back in a year or two and won't believe the prices we saw in here. Having said that I expect to be 100% invested by July. I live by the sword, I'll die by the sword. Lets see how it plays out, but even despite the Fed's rate increasing, I do not see this as a classic bear market, but rather than a healthy correction of over inflated stocks in the context of a longer running bull market. It may seemed like bear market since April, but to me a bear market is defined as more of "Chinese water torture" over several years. What we have seen is a sharp fast (over a few months)30%-40% what I would call a "correction".