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To: American Spirit who wrote (76362)	5/2/2001 2:26:37 PM
From: t2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

American Spirit, I would avoid any name calling. It is a waste of your energy. This is what I have observed: If you are negative on the market---it seems perfectly OK to call those that are bullish...clowns and lots of other not so nice names. However, if you are bullish on the market, you don't have that priviledge. <g> Reminds me how bears were bashed last January to March 2000. Another bullish indicator.<g> Please avoid the disputes; just put your opinions on the message board and not respond to the disruptive people. (knowing that you will appear to be the disruptive one to them) Just avoid instigating; that is all you need to do and from what I have noticed, you seem be defending yourself only. It is a no win situation, IMHO. People that are short the market and losing market are not in a nice mood. Just keep that in mind. I understand their frusterations---bad fundamentals but why are stupid investors bidding up stocks! That is their thinking. FWIW..I share your bullishness. It is too obvious why this market is going up. We could have a big up day given the way it is coming back after the selloff. BTW--Don't really agree with your WCOM pick. My reason is that as the market started moving up, it took the more speculative names up and is still doing that. The safety names like WCOM, T are likely to be laggards...at least until the Nasdaq runs out of steam. Just my humble opinion. (JMHO) Good Luck.