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To: John Carson who wrote (49719)3/9/2001 6:25:58 PM
From: RetiredNow  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 77398
 
Hi all, here comes the next leg down. All shoes have dropped and the fat lady has sung until she's blue. The next 2 months are going to be down and then we might see sideways trading for 6 months and upwards sometime early 2002. What an amazing thing. I never thought I'd see Cisco miss a quarter, much less layoff employees. This must be an incredible recession we're headed into. All I can hope for now is that we come out of it as quickly as we went into it.

Of course, Alan Greenspan is sitting on his thumb and spinning in Washington, when he should be taking a look at the world around him and realize that it has changed and he needs to do something about it. Ha!



To: John Carson who wrote (49719)3/9/2001 7:12:30 PM
From: Frank Ellis Morris  Read Replies (12) | Respond to of 77398
 
"This is getting ridiculous. Rumor of warning, stock goes down.
"Computer sales down, stock goes down more. Analyst downgrades before
warning, stock goes down. Competitor warns, stock down in sympathy.
Chip eqp't makers down.. stock goes down. Warning published, stock
takes a hit. Other analysts cut numbers, stock goes down. New product
line delayed, stock goes down. Sector rotation, stock goes down.
Greenspan raises rates.. stock down. Greenspan lowers rates too fast..
stock down. Overseas sales slump ... stock takes hit. AMD line worker
stubs toe, INTC stock goes down ... geezzzz. Ready to put in a buy for
1.50, and hoping that a p/e of 1 is finally acceptable to these
freakin idiots. I'd call this a bottom... but it's a saucer."" When is this damn bloodbath going to end once in for all?

Frank