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To: Nick who wrote (26416)	12/20/2000 4:48:20 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 65232

<<That's the positive attitude we should all try and keep. The houses would like it otherwise, and want to see blood flowing. They still claim that there is no FEAR.>> Well, I'm scared $hitless<ggg>....but I still aint selling. Sheez, I've watched stuff fall this much already, I'll keep watching it fall before I sell....my guess is no matter how low jdsu, qcom and etc go......2 - 5 yeras from now they are higher. Do I think we are going to see the good ole days of $40 gains a day in our favorite stock...NO....but like Cyberian said technology is really just getting started. Greeny created a mess....it will take some time to clean up. I still think certain Co's will be higher down the road sometime and I don't want to look back 5 years from now and say " why the hell did I buy jdsu at $100+, only to sell it in a panic at $35....sure it wen't down to 420 and you felt great about selling out, but next thing you know, it was back above $50 and low and behold, now it's back over $100".....so anyway, I'll keep being the village idiot and will keep holding all my stock.....If I wasnt the Pro and wasnt smart enough to sell at much higher levels, I dont want to try and be a pro by selling at much lower levels. I'll put my faith in jdsu, qcom, sndk, atml, ssti, rmbs and etc and hope that over the long term they all perform and eventually we rise from the ashes. keith