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To: Dave who wrote (15630)	8/17/2001 5:38:46 PM
From: Teresa Lo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

I'm ready to trade bonds if it gets to that. LOL. Seriously, I personally couldn't care which way it goes, as long as there is momentum and volume, but you should be careful what you ask for, since if we crash from here, the market will be dead(er than it already is a la Japan 1990's crash aftermath), and there won't be much to talk about anymore here on SI. :o) T. P.S. You guys are all very bearish, IMHO.

To: Dave who wrote (15630)	8/19/2001 4:45:14 PM
From: waverider	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

Run through a list of SI boards. Remove the usual permabulls (as you should have when we were at the top with the permabears) it is pretty clear to me that most in the SI universe are predicting doom and making "you ain't seen nothing yet" kinds of comments. It is incredibly bearish on SI. I don't know where you put SI posters but I would suspect they reflect a fair sample of investors that watch the market on a daily basis. <H>

To: Dave who wrote (15630)	8/20/2001 2:54:19 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 52237

agreed, Dave... Teresa is reading onedimensionally in psychology never before have we seen a stock decline while the dollar remained strong now the dollar is coming down and will take stocks for a retest of lows at least as foreign holders will become sellers to some extent I see slightly lower lows on the horizon plenty of positive psychology remains, too much of course, Teresa notes much negative psych but the positive remains alive and well in the form of mindless "2ndHalf Recovery" and "Faith in the Fed" well, news is out, we are almost two months into the 2ndHalf and forward guidance sucks the long big one not to mention the stream of attacks I have never seen before against the once deified Alan GreenBear I see a strong likelihood of a 2ndHalf Recovery... in 2002 meanwhile, some painful news warnings will come next month and forward guidance will be dismal stocks will seek new lows if the USdollar comes down during this time, then that will define the bottom since exporters and multinationals will be encouraged / Jim