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To: The Ox who wrote (20401)	6/14/2001 6:31:26 PM
From: Scripts	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24042

///I'm sure there will plenty more like you coming out of the woodworks soon./// I wish I thought you were wrong. I believe the general answer to your question is P/E and so far near recession in that order.

To: The Ox who wrote (20401)	6/14/2001 7:28:40 PM
From: FESHBACH_DISCIPLE	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24042

I WAS WARNING SCREAMING POSTING FRANTICALLY to make people see the light. All to no avail you can read from about 13000 on the hollering i was doing. People put their blinders on(by putting me on ignore)and flushed their money for nothing. LEARN FROM THE DISCIPLE

To: The Ox who wrote (20401)	6/15/2001 4:41:50 AM
From: unix_daemon	Respond to of 24042

The point missed: cut your losses. The point Pat Mudge missed: good product doesn't equal good stock. The point her followers missed: a well- articulated spokeswoman who can intelligently discuss fibre optics is not a stock picker. It doesn't really matter though, Michael, why a stock goes down. The mark of a good trader/investor is knowing when to sell. No one is 100% correct in their stock picks. Everyone makes mistakes. Before you buy a stock, decide in advance the price you will sell at if you are wrong. Define what is "wrong"; that definition is based on a recoverable loss. A recoverable loss is 7-8%. Quite simply, if a stock drops from your purchase price, there is a great chance you were wrong. If the market confirms that you are wrong, cut your loss at 7-8%. All of the above points were raised on this thread, but were ignored by the bulls. And why should I continually visit this thread when FESHBACH_DISCIPLE does such a great job?