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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (82303)	3/27/2001 1:58:19 AM
From: CyberJas	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

Yup, I happened to read that post yesterday too, as well as this one: Message 15559265 And I was picturing Wayne Rumball who I have yet to meet or talk to, or anyone with his experience in trading, laughing his a$$ off in March when the freefall started. I wouldn't short a BB, but anyone considering making money on the downside of the slope could just have shorted the hell out of a few way overvalued NASDAQ stocks at the time. And then sit there and wait to cover. Why would one bother daytrading in and out of a stock 50 times a day? Message 15537342 See NASDAQ in the past year. 4 times MACD ema 9 crossed over 12-26 on the way down when both were still positive, look at the downtrend that followed: bigcharts.com One of many sure realized in due time: Message 15551365 "Money can be made, bear or bull." If only things could be that simple. Good luck, -CyberJas

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (82303)	3/27/2001 6:35:18 AM
From: ChrisJP	Respond to of 150070

It's not rocket science .... it's not complicated .... but neither is shooting a basketball through a hoop from the foul line. But how many of us can do that more than 50% of the time ? Hindsight makes us all geniuses. Even when I posted my 100% accurate post in April 2000, I put the disclaimer "But 3 months from now, it could all be over". Message 13476375 I didn't know the party was over for sure until late August, when the NASDAQ hit a double top around 4000. CSCO closing under 50 was simply icing on the cake. Yeah maybe its simple if you only own a stock for as long as your in front of a PC, but honestly, how long can you do that before you decide there's a better way to spend your waking life ? Regards, Chris