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To: tradermike_1999 who wrote (26)	10/22/2000 10:38:09 PM
From: Stcgg	Respond to of 74559

Here's Bob Brinker's Summaries Site - bobbrinker.com The Street.com's write-up (Lower 1/2 of Article is about Bob Brinker) - thestreet.com Hahn's Trading Corner - home.att.net >><<

To: tradermike_1999 who wrote (26)	10/23/2000 9:42:54 AM
From: edward miller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Bob Brinker does the MoneyTalk show on many radio stations across the country on Saturday and Sunday. He publishes MarketTimer monthly. I am not a believer in following a "guru", but Bob seems to offer very good advise to non-trader investors, the more long term types. He told people to stay in during prior corrections but this year he said to get out in January and February timeframe. In May he told his subscribers to buy QQQ for a bear rally and to sell when QQQ is over 100. I am actually fairly impressed with his views, but I don't subscribe as yet. Last week he again told subscribers to buy the QQQ, but I personally wonder how this one will play out. Personally, I am very nervous about the market and have been mostly in natural gas and oil since last year, with a small position in gold mining stocks.

To: tradermike_1999 who wrote (26)	10/23/2000 5:03:32 PM
From: sea_biscuit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

The one major difference between Brinker and the other bears is that the others have been bearish, in some cases, for many years, even as the market went up. But ever since Brinker went bearish, the market is in all sorts of trouble. All the major indexes have been running negative since he became bearish. So, that's a major difference right there. I'm not saying that you have to look upon Brinker's word as gospel. Just pointing out the difference between him and the other bears.