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To: lorne who wrote (56411)	7/18/2000 8:19:33 AM
From: lorne	Respond to of 116816

Banker greed blew bubble, says paper. " The greed of investment banks, broking analysts, fund managers and venture capitalists was a major contributor to the internet bubble, which would go down as one of the hottest stockmarket crazes in history." Full story >>> afr.com.au

To: lorne who wrote (56411)	7/18/2000 8:55:41 AM
From: Don Lloyd	Respond to of 116816

[[Bear Trap for Bulls gold-eagle.com ]] No matter how reasonable their words, anyone who can use a linear vertical axis to display a 10:1 range of data needs a draw a healthy dose of skepticism. Regards, Don

To: lorne who wrote (56411)	7/19/2000 1:34:04 AM
From: PaulM	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116816

SECULAR STOCK BEAR? CALENDAR RESEARCH Here's a quote from this guy's work, December 1997: "The two key dates in this report, July 1998 and April 2000 stand head and shoulders above all others over the next two-and-a-half years." calendarresearch.com The interesting thing is that during a recent interview, the author if this work suggested that the stock bear had not yet started, and yet his predicted key dates, July 1998 and April 2000 seem to scream bear market. Take a look at the NYSE, which today fell from a TRIPLE top first made in July 1998! bigcharts.com The other major US based exchange, the NASDAQ, topped out around April 2000. bigcharts.com Time will tell, but the secular bear interpretation of the charts is beginning to look more compelling.