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To: The Freep who wrote (99197)	5/3/2001 6:58:41 AM
From: robnhood	Respond to of 436258

Perhaps you are right.. however , there are definitely some points in there IMHO.. <<It would be more accurate to say, in my view, that much of the market never abandoned their manic delusions, despite the 65% drop in the Nasdaq.>> I believe this to be true, and needs to be dealt with. <<As for the bulls, one can only assume that stocks have shifted into much weaker hands in the last 4-6 weeks. Valuations remain about as insane as they've ever been and the economic fundamentals are in my view horrible and even in the mainstream view a little iffy. Any break in confidence could therefore so easily reverberate between the markets and the real world in a sort of death spiral. >> Another paragraph that I agree with...