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To: y2kate who wrote (6340)	10/6/2000 9:52:44 PM
From: Voltaire	Respond to of 65232

Hi Kate, it is odd, the content of your post. As I was searching for the source of his (Faulkner's) quote I began to read more and was struck by the significance of this quote in answer to your query. " It's all now you see. Yesterday won't be over until tomorrow, and tomorrow began Ten thousand years ago." William Faulkner So many people are basing all their investing decisions on things that occurred many many years ago and others basing theirs on things that must occur in the future as a result of things that even occurred in said past. The markets are nothing more than what you basically see today and all the psychology that goes with it, nothing more and nothing less. Think about it - If YHOO has a good report Tuesday night, all is well, if not, all is not well. Nothing more than what Faulkner was saying. Selah, Voltaire