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To: Rob Shilling who wrote (91427)	6/10/2001 1:18:06 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

In a nutshell, this is a cyclical decline within a secular Bull Market in the patch. NG has had by far the largest decline vindicating my negative outlook first expressed here many months ago. Decisively lightened my NG E&P exposure last Sept, then turned strongly bearish on that sub-sector at the beginning of this year, staying in a very high cash position all the way down. 2 months ago my work indicated a major rally in the broad market indices which I emphasized to readers of this thread with my "THIS RALLY IS FOR REAL" post almost 2,000 Dow points ago! Then 6 wks ago decided the time had finally come to load the boat for a cyclical Bull Market in the PM stocks. And sure enough, the few of us here who did have made excellent profits with MORE TO COME in the LT<G> As Slider and I have pointed out over and over, no other thread consistently makes the major market and sector calls that we do on SD. Is that arrogant? IMO, it only seems so to the jealous and resentful who've used every cheap, underhanded tactic in the book to attack us and raid this thread. What's important to readers is that we make the big calls consistently in the face of vigorous opposition from a group of nattering wannabes who are ALWAYS wrong at the major turning points. It's just that simple. That's it for me today. Cya'll tomorrow. Cheers, Isopatch