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To: GST who wrote (122368)	4/1/2001 8:55:26 PM
From: Sarmad Y. Hermiz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>> Their ratios look good compared to others Yes. But aside from that, there is another factor that comes into play. Which that at times like these, when protracted market downturns occur. The weak companies are shaken out of the chain of production and supply. And the survivors have a strong position when their product's market revives. Then the growth momentum players get overly excited, and bid the shares to the sky. There are so many companies in this same position. Great financials. Dirt cheap price. And a strong competitive position. And what is really great is all the people sowing fear and lowering their prices to a screaming bargain level. See you on the long side! (That was a figurative "you". I know you don't fall for this optimistic non-sense). However, I do. Whenever I can buy Intel, Cisco and Oracle at 1/3 the high, it is a great time.