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To: Jenna who wrote (404)	1/2/2001 11:35:08 PM
From: munchus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6445

Jenna: Please continue to post these educational trading transcripts like this one.

To: Jenna who wrote (404)	1/3/2001 8:35:24 AM
From: Lane Hall-Witt	Respond to of 6445

10:10:54 <leekramer> It appears that 2002 tax-loss selling has begun. Somewhat early. Lee, I laughed like crazy when I read this -- well said! It looks like I picked a good year to take a long holiday vacation: will be back in the game next week. Best to all!

To: Jenna who wrote (404)	1/3/2001 8:46:27 AM
From: Lane Hall-Witt	Respond to of 6445

10:29:54 <jenna> The more they call a bottom, the more puts I buy.. Jenna: How true! The surest sign to me that this market is still going down -- maybe down a lot -- is that Barton Biggs of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter is absolutely pounding the table on the Nasdaq right now. He was on CNBC before the holidays saying to buy the Nasdaq, and he was on the wires again yesterday delivering the same message. I like Barton Biggs as a throwback to a day when research and valuations mattered, but he's totally clueless about the mo-mo casino the market has become in recent years. He was a hysterical bear for years, probably for about the last 4000 points on the way up to Nasdaq 5132. And he could just as easily be a screaming bull all the way down to Nasdaq...????