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To: UnBelievable who wrote (14154)	9/21/2001 1:32:27 AM
From: The Freep	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 209892

So, here's a question for y'all. Many of you are far more bearish than I am. Not that I'm bullish at all, but Naz under 1K has never been in my thoughts. Still, I'm willing to go there. . . but my question is. . . in what time frame? There's overwhelming doom and gloom talk on the boards I read. Normally, I'd say that this means a rally EXCEPT even many here are talking a short term rally. So, the question to me is now. . . if we're going to these hideously low targets, in what time frame are you guys expecting 'em? To me, I'm still thinking of a bounce here with a retest of these levels (wherever they end up being tomorrow or Monday) in October. Perhaps lower then (perhaps more likely if the Bush-futures-spike takes us up from the open tomorrow). Then after October, a painfully slow rally that goes higher than any bear expects, thus getting everyone bullish. And then, of course, the final downwave of this sequence. But that seems like what EVERYONE's looking for. Are there other scenarios? Better, more definitive timings? We could clearly crash tomorrow or Monday for all any of us know, but is there any way to put these uber-predictions in a time context? Thanks y'all for your thoughts and ideas all these months. I think I still have a portfolio in large part due to you and others making me THINK. Now, if I can get rid of overtrading, I'll really be happy. <g/ng> the freep