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To: Lucretius who wrote (90199)	4/4/2001 9:21:02 PM
From: marginmike	Respond to of 436258

I would but I am scared of electracution.......-g-

To: Lucretius who wrote (90199)	4/4/2001 11:12:59 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

Look at this. Another clown goes off the deep end. Trolling for Buys By James J. Cramer 4/4/01 10:58 AM ET After a real hammering, like we have had, I like to sit back and say, "OK, what's fallen 10% to 15% since my last buy?" I then make calls to be sure that nothing has changed for the worse. (If it has, normally I would sell, but because of my compliance agreement I can't, so I have to live with these mistakes.) If nothing has changed, then I buy some more. Remember, I have cash -- roughly $2 million -- that I want to put to work into this weakness. I have put almost $500,000 to work to get started, but my style is to buy down and I can't switch styles now, when the buy-down moment is upon us. Just so you know about my compliance rules, I can't trade any stocks I mention on Squawk for five days after my appearance, even if they fell down and meet my parameters. That means I can't buy Merrill (MER:NYSE - news - boards), Citicorp (C:NYSE - news - boards), Philips Morris (MO:NYSE - news - boards) and Best Buy (BBY:NYSE - news - boards), even if they have declined to my parameters. Everything else, however, is fair game, so stay tuned to today's action.