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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (63595)	12/3/2000 9:47:29 AM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

da_cheif: I read your rant, I do not know why you bother. The best way to get attention for you market calls is to just be right. You seem to have done that for years per your own posts calling attention to Timers Digest rankings. However, your calls as of late on SI have been less than accurate. Maybe that is why you are no longer being tracked my Timers Digest, per a post of yours I read elsewhere on SI. There are perma bears and there are perma bulls. Both seem to be extremely accurate when the market is in their camp. But are they really? A building fire alarm that rings constantly for several years hardly deserves credit for alerting the fire department when a fire eventually breaks out. I am sure by the time a fire actually occurs a human sighting of smoke and flames will be the only thing that will motivate the fire department to act...<g> SI buy and hold stock guru’s that accumulated their own cult following by professing to be more than they really were and continued to parrot the same song during the recent decline, contributed to portfolio meltdowns for many of their followers. It does little good to alert these cult members, as I learned along time ago, that the cult would rather drink poisoned Kool-Aid than admit their high priest is a fraud. I am going to request "one more time" for you to read the MDD thread header. Your views supported with analysis using TA and or FA and or Events and or Sentiment are welcome. However, using this thread just to occasionally drop by to post a rant or grandstanding proclamation is not. Regards, LG

To: da_cheif™ who wrote (63595)	12/3/2000 11:23:48 AM
From: flatsville	Respond to of 99985

the more things change the more they remain the same....What happened in japan when the nikeii went to 40 thousand will be childs play in comparison with what lies ahead for the US market... darn da, I hope you ain't right about the above...because ya know what happened to the Nikeii after it hit 40 thousand, no? Are we really at the beginning of that scenario rather than the end? I hope that reverse scenario (the monkey navigated rocket ride to the downside...assuming we are at the end of the scenario) isn't the part of what "will be childs play in comparison with what lies ahead for the US market..." Got seat belts? Banannas? Kymar, maybe we should start forming those "collectives" ASAP.

To: da_cheif™ who wrote (63595)	12/3/2000 1:05:13 PM
From: bobby beara	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

>>>>when the epicenter of primary wave three comes along (known as the recognition wave)>>>> wat ar U smokin in that piece pipe chief - because u need to get help -g-, the epicenter of primary three was the 90's, that was the recognition wave that got all the last holdouts with their money in govt insured CD's and into the stock market and convinced em that buy an hold 12-20% per annum returns were guaranteed, just like them 8% cd's in 1990 -g- LOL - u've been all whet lately, ur only as good as ur last call and u got everybody all hot n bothered bullish (claiming .5 p/c ratio was basing -lol-) in late august right at the failing ABC rally off the primarly bear market wave 1 moves down on the dow in march and the naz in may. Since then most of the speculative stocks like the ones u pump have lost 50% or more of their value. RECOGNITION WAVE LOL the epicenter of primary 3 was in august-oct. 97 when new highs peaked on the NYSE, just prior to the asian debacle, after that we had the naz blow-off top in which the greasy spoon waitress and the barber were discussing daily exodus in jan and feb, - thats literal baby, cause i watched it, and thats recognition, unless your waiting for dumpster diver joe to recognize the stock market -lol-. b