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To: Rande Is who wrote (35402)	9/19/2000 1:07:50 PM
From: Knight	Respond to of 57584

A Spirit--I've been there and find Amsterdam and Holland wonderful. I was there in the late spring ten yrs. ago. Liked the leisurely boat ride on the canals and seeing all the different and diverse sites. Hollands bulb fields, dikes, windmills and cheese making. I'm sure the "red light district" is still booming <G> The history, architecture and lace curtains in the tiny windows makes it feel as tough you're walking through a storybook land. I would love to go again, My best to you and yours, Vickie

To: Rande Is who wrote (35402)	9/19/2000 5:39:54 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 57584

I'm working in Europe not vacationing (okay a little fun on the side). Anyway I have been disgusted by this sell-off (the extent of it). I understand okay maybe oil worries, but those are already overblown. Now I believe we've had our October sell-off in September just like we've had everything early this year. So I forsee more rallying up from the depths. All of my tech value stocks are still at or near their lows. My portfolio inched up today but it was nothing. Some even went down. WCOM, IFMX, T. Can you believe that? Obviously a lot more money needs to come into this market and it will soon. Today's turnaround was just the beginning. Some outrageous bargains out there. Buy them cheap before the big boys start manipulating them upwards again. LU for instance. You know that should at least be a $50 stock. At least. It blows away some of the smaller high-fliers in terms of valuation. All the telcos a steal now. Beaten down software, some retailers, even some boring old industry stocks, all cheap-cheap and certainly going a lot higher. I'm mad as hell and I'm holding!