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To: Oak Tree who wrote (4186)	12/18/2000 9:52:22 PM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 57684

oops i guess a double post...i guess i am a bit rusty...no posts in 9 or 10 months!

To: Oak Tree who wrote (4186)	12/18/2000 9:53:13 PM
From: craig crawford	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

>> Nice analysis -- but I think you are dreaming. << I wouldn't have it any other way! If everyone on this thread agreed with me and said, "Yeah Craig, that sounds real smart, you're probably right", then I KNOW I would be dead wrong! People that buy bottoms always look and feel foolish. You feel like a complete idiot--it's so OBVIOUSLY going lower--what were you thinking about when you went long? Happens everytime at a bottom. You are called a fool for stepping up to the plate. Just like you didn't hear a peep from anyone about how stupid it was to buy at the top. Oh there were a few bears in March, but they had been bearish for SOOO LONG that no one listened to or believed them. I'm tellin you tomorrow is the day to get long. I'm just not sure what time tomorrow to get long! >> Are you trading the NASD market? << Nothing yet. No positions. Tomorrow is when I make my move. I would like to buy some quality financials such as C, WFC, FNM, AXP, etc. but I hate to chase that big run they have had. Tech has not budged, and tech will do just fine with an ease as well. >> Are you buying a market indexed mutual? << Yawn...