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To: Topannuity who wrote (416)	11/13/2000 10:33:54 AM
From: elepet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 840

Can somebody here tell me whether QQQ trades like ordinary stock and needs uptick to short? thanks

To: Topannuity who wrote (416)	11/13/2000 12:39:58 PM
From: Iceberg	Respond to of 840

>Stocks have no intrinsic value. Stock valuation is a game of sentiments. That's a bunch of crap. Stocks DO have intrinsic value, and although "sentiment" is PART of the valuation process, it is by no means the predominant basis for valuations. Ice

To: Topannuity who wrote (416)	11/13/2000 12:43:08 PM
From: Iceberg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 840

>"a stock is never so low that it can't go lower, nor so high it that it can't go higher." This is also a bunch of crap. If Livermore said that, then it's obvious he didn't know what he was talking about. For example, a stock worth zero can't go any lower, and there definitely is an upside limit to how high any stock can go. Ice