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To: Les H who wrote (117305)8/17/2001 11:56:58 AM
From: Mark Adams  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
That second article really says alot about attitudes of some people. "I don't want to live near the working poor", while someone earning 60k/yr is considered poor.

I understand the fear of crime and property value impact of embracing certain socioeconomic classes, but this seems extreme.

Imagine the trauma the kids of those 'working poor' will face when teased by their richer neighbors kids, or the frustration that the 'working poor' may feel at being unable to provide the same level of experiences for their children as the jones.

Yes- segregation will certainly resolve the problem- keep that white trash near the railroad tracks, where they belong.



To: Les H who wrote (117305)8/17/2001 12:05:00 PM
From: Les H  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 436258
 
Cramer Overexposed

nymag.com

Digging through my files, found the high for the NYSE TRIN-10 to be above 1.80 on several troughs in 1974. The main difference is that A/D line was confirming the TRIN in 74, whereas the A/D line is making highs in 2001. Hence, the next phase of the bear market would probably require both to be in gear, perhaps next year.


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