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To: RMP who wrote (15405)	3/2/2001 8:43:27 AM
From: Scotsman	Respond to of 19079

Exactly. You should always buy if you are a longer term holder when no one else wants them, assuming that you are buying quality companies with earnings. I have to agree also that the recovery may be somewhat slower than anticipated. We had some trillions of dollars lost in the market when the ,coms went the way of the dinosaurs, and they will never come back. That will take a while to overcome. But I have to think that when things turn around the larger companies will benifit first. As far as ORCL collapsing, so has SUNW and CSCO. The only one holding up half decent is MSFT, and thats not assured as they have warned recently. SEBL is down almost 10 points this morning, so I question its strength.