To: John Paquet who wrote (52986 ) 8/16/2001 8:19:27 AM From: Vitalsigns Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 62347 Gotta admit it John, you have been calling the Bull on Nt since it was $18 which is a 42% drop, not a good percentage showing for someone who is consistently trying to tell this board that the stock is going to go higher each and every day. . Q2 GDP numbers are revised on Aug 29 and all indications are that they will be revised down from 0.7% to a Negative number . A recession is officially marked with 2 consecutive negative quarters . As for NT , I see no reason for it not to break $10 now that all the rest of the support levels are broken. I was on the bull side and called the $17 before $10 bet, I was wrong and I did lose a bit of money playing the long side at the $13 range. I have played a few times since successfully on the bounces but I also get out as soon as i make my profit and stand aside knowing it will fall back further. This may hit $8 Cdn sooner than I ever thought possible or even imaginable. There is nothing in the markets these days that will make me think we are not headed lower , much lower in the general markets. We may see a bounce over the next few weeks but that is looking doubtful as well. If it does come, it will be just that, a bounce. As long as the general conditions of the market indexes are down and pointing down, I do not see NT making any big comeback. It will be dragged down harder than the rest because it is perceived as Canadian , no leader , and has Junk Bond rating . These qualities are not what investors look for in times of turmoil. When the markets stabilize, then people will take on more risk. Good luck with your investment, but make certain it doesn't bankrupt you. Always protect yourself so you can play another day. Vitalsigns