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To: Solid who wrote (26491)	11/23/2000 12:37:32 PM
From: gpowell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

He also said this, a few weeks before the all time high: "It is the nature of the bear to press onto unbelievers the fiducial realities of conservative valuations. It is reasonable that the stock could trade down to [$25] in a normal bear. The way the FED has been and will continue to blow it means the stock is vulnerable to [$5]." Bold = adjustment for stock split. From the same post: "As for the upside I believe the top is in place. There are no expressed bears on this thread, at least not since I last read it a month ago. When I was booted out, the thread quality had deteriorated to something below that of "DELL" or "Gold Price Monitor" threads, definitely not the quality of the "Why you should beat your wife" thread. Thread deterioration is a serious sign of excess public participation and enthusiasm, but sentiment is never a reason to buy or sell, it only tends to corroborate the average state. If you are an investor, you should ignore all of this anecdotal evidence." You should assume the stock is going to [$5]. You will NOT buy any shares if it breaks [50] and runs down. You will NOT attempt to trade out of the shares in order to buy more below. You will NOT invest in industrial stocks if you have more money. You will NOT get involved with options. You will ignore all the trouble that will arise out of economic perfection. Message 8316835 The brute force investor should have listened.