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To: Steve who wrote (48635)	2/8/2001 11:27:40 PM
From: SouthFloridaGuy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77400

don't know why you're leaving out 1995 when the Nasdaq went up 50%. as far as earnings growth, then why did the PE's of Nasdaq companies quarduple from 1995 to 2000? the earnings growth should have kept up with asset inflation, no? please explain to me what happened to the supposed Japanese productivity gains from 1985 to 1990? the answer is the same thing that will happen to US productivity gains. key word = supposed. the bubble was NOT short lived Steve, it started in 1995 and continued with a brief hiccup all the way to 2000. anyway, i can tell you're stuck with your warped beliefs so best of luck and i'll see you when your portfolio goes to 0.