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To: SouthFloridaGuy who wrote (41998)	3/14/2001 12:34:19 AM
From: uu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

> Well, you'll feel a lot poorer at Nasdaq 1200, It sure feels like last year when people were predicting Nasdaq at 10,000! The difference is this time it is to the other extreme! Anyway as for Nasdaq 1200, who knows? Perhaps we see that, and perhaps we dont. For those who believe we see Nasdaq 1200 they should start shorting the market first thing tomorrow morning, and for those who do not believe so should start buying tomorrow. That is what makes it interesting and without which markets mean nothing! In order to win someone has to lose, and in order to buy someone has to sell. I assume you are the seller, and for you to succeed someone has to buy from you. If everyone starts selling without any buyer then your action will be irrelevant. Therefore as a seler you must always hope someone is out there to buy. Regretfully since I do not have any cash left someone else has to do the job of buying from you. Whether you win or the person who buys wind is to be seen of course. Best wishes for your success. Regards,