To: Rarebird who wrote (15796 ) 8/19/2001 1:37:59 PM From: Teresa Lo Read Replies (3) | Respond to Agreed that it is a secular top, no doubt. When I worked with Ian Notley in the early 1990s, he had a road map that was drawn years prior, with 2000-2002 marked out as a "sell of a generation" for financial assets as a class. Of course, this does not preclude bounces a long the way, and I think the discussion on this thread goes from what happens tomorrow to big picture stuff, so it's confusing at times. My comments are generally made with an outlook of less than a week."Back in 1999, I wrote a series of articles for a weekly column called "Technically Speaking" at another website. The proprietress of that site and I had an ugly falling out, after which she revoked my access and chat room passwords and, without notice, deleted all of my articles. Her behavior was not only rude but also senseless. Predictably in the months that followed, she set about methodically wrecking everything that was good about the place, disaffecting every other collaborator, and alienating a large audience of good people with her permanently cynical outlook." safemoneyreport.com
