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To: H James Morris who wrote (127199)6/26/2001 2:50:48 AM
From: craig crawford  Respond to of 164684
 
>> Craig, the new economy thread is nothing other than the Fowler/Harmond road show. <<

yes, it's devoted to high p.e. risky growth stocks. what's wrong with having a thread devoted to that, even if you disagree about owning those kind of stocks?

>> These 2 still believe Yhoo will get back to $250 per share. <<

well i believe instead of trying to bottom fish for communication chips or telecom equipment stocks you should be learning about sugar, coffee, hogs, cattle, cotton, grains, and beans. it's going to come in handy over the next 5-10 years. we all have our strange ideas!!

>> In 98/99 the Fowler/Harmond road show would send me all of those Motley Fool rule breaker links. <<

i remember it well. i would be curious to know how their buy and hold portfolio is doing these days.

>> I guess that tells me where they started from! <<

hey, in a raging bull market it worked. i can't speak for mark but i know that william has been investing long before motley fool came about. that's why i suspect he has done well for himself. he was not a johnny come lately investor to the stock market, he caught the whole bull move from the 80's. (i spose you have done the same).

p.s. back in the 80's when the bull market started i was still in elementary school!



To: H James Morris who wrote (127199)6/26/2001 9:41:17 PM
From: Victor Lazlo  Respond to of 164684
 
<<These 2 still believe Yhoo will get back to $250 per share. >>

and ebay is going to $500, yah yah