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To: limtex who wrote (20784)	11/29/2000 6:26:49 PM
From: Voltaire	Respond to of 65232

Like I told my partner one time after we got out bid on a job we dearly wanted and was only 30 miles from our headquarters. This guy had come all the way from Texas and was by himself. We had every expert from our firm on hand. On the way back to the office, I turned to him and said: " Now Ron, that my friend is what you call an A-- whipping! " Well get ready for same in the morning but don't panic. they bring us back. vster with sore a--

To: limtex who wrote (20784)	11/29/2000 6:49:09 PM
From: cyberian-husky	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Chicken Little Limtex, Please grow some balls and stop all your crying. The world isn't ending. Eventually we move up from here. If you are retiring next month and all your saving is in stocks, then you have something to worry about. And if this is the case, you deserve what you get. This market isn't for cry babies and weenies. Do some DD, study the company that you like, and find out everything you can about that company and have some faith in it. Crying over daily or weekly fluctuations does you no good. With the way you watch the ticker it sounds like you are a trader. Well your not!!!! A trader does not whine, b*tch, and moan about every move in the market. Neither does an investor!!!! You are either long term or short term. Pick one and play it smart. Crying gets you nowhere. If you are a short and spreading doom and gloom, get a grip. Message boards only reach a small number of people and will not effect your stock price that much by making others frightened. The big boys are the ones who are able to frighten. Not your little messages. So get your head screwed on tight and find something that is worth investing in or worth trading. But stop crying like the world is going to end. It isn't.