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To: FACTUAL who wrote (1769)	11/30/2000 1:56:25 PM
From: MeDroogies	Respond to of 2013

Based on bear market trends, most stocks are fairly valued now. The issue is that there are several high-flyers that haven't been as badly knocked around, so there are analysts out there saying that the whole thing can go lower. Of course, anything can happen. Still, the one measure of how far along we are, and how far we have to go is interest rates. Our inverted yield curve indicates that we've been headed toward a "recession" or in one for some time. In all likelyhood, when it snaps back (as it probably will in 3-6 months), the market will snap up in just as lively a manner. At this point, nothing surprises me anymore. Still, I've been long every stock, haven't sold, won't sell. I've made a nice return over the last 2 years, and won't see the losses until I panic and sell (which won't happen). The prices we had a year ago will return, and much sooner than some people suspect. The naysayers about the overall economic conditions and technology in general have ignored the overall general strength the economy has shown in the face of "high" interest rates and oil prices. It will take much larger growth in unemployment and inflation to precipitate a real concern for any of these stocks.