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To: Boplicity who wrote (8440)	1/3/2001 7:39:35 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 13572

>>Now it's up to wallstreet to not get out of hand.<< I guess hope springs eternal...<gg>

To: Boplicity who wrote (8440)	1/3/2001 9:25:05 PM
From: Sig	Respond to of 13572

<<<yep amazing, if it all happens. Now it's up to wallstreet to not get out of hand.>> Nothing has happened yet except the biggest down and up days in the NAS and some promises. Stock losses did not catch the bankers eyes, but the lack of Christmas spending, crashing earnings,and 100k's of job losses certainly did. Hit 'em in the pocketbook, it did. Whitherto from here? May be a one-day wonder. 200+ more on the Nas and I may think about reinvesting. I can't get used to todays investing. Thats where you buy a stock one day, watch it go up 20% the next day, sell it for a profit equal to 3 years worth of bond interest, and take a vacation for 3 years before trying it again. And we seldom hear from those posters again(G) How come I don't get a vacation? Because when I buy, it goes down 15% the next day, and usually for the rest of the year too. Sig