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To: Voltaire who wrote (5039)10/2/2000 5:05:47 PM
From: adairm  Respond to of 65232
 
Unclewest has a saying...

Nazdaq down, RMBS up.

Situation normal!

Adairm



To: Voltaire who wrote (5039)10/2/2000 5:11:09 PM
From: Jim Willie CB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 65232
 
I prefer a woman's golden shower to your deucing in my face
a matter of curb appeal
sincerely, Jim



To: Voltaire who wrote (5039)10/3/2000 12:37:26 AM
From: techguerrilla  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 65232
 
Thank God for Rambus

. . . . but that JDSU is driving me crazy.

I never would have believed that those god-forsaken JDSU Dec90's, bought in June, with precious (now strong) Qualcomm money, would go UNDERWATER today. JDSU is crap now. SDLI hangs around its neck like an anchor.

I think QCOM, RMBS, and JDSU are just fine "six months out." The problem is that I'm now only two months out and underwater on JDSU. Rambus in January is only 3 months out and the Naz looks in trouble.

Thank God I have Qualcomm. Its PE couldn't get lower. So if the Naz tanks, it might be safe.

-john-



To: Voltaire who wrote (5039)10/3/2000 8:16:50 AM
From: im a survivor  Respond to of 65232
 
<<RMBS up 4 1/16 with Naz down over 100.
What am I going to do with you.

Like I told a guy yesterday - " some people bitch if you s--- in their face.

LOL,

>>

Tom,

No offense....and you know how much I respect your opinions, but in all due respect.....one day dont mean squat. Like I said earlier, I hope you are correct about rmbs, and yes, I am happy they were up on a down day, but this is not only not unusual, it's getting to be almost predictable. I want to see RMBS break out...at least above $90 and hold there as support. I could give a rats ass if rmbs moves up $4 in one day only to give it back the next. I am not trading. I am holding this for the long haul so this $77 - $84 crap doesnt do much for me.

I see a sick market that will be filled with many head fakes and much heartbreak. I pray I am wrong and pray come January you are telling me what a fool I was.

Keith@muchrespectbutmuchdoubt.com