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To: H James Morris who wrote (132160)	9/30/2001 3:47:41 PM
From: HomeBoy Security	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164685

LMAO

To: H James Morris who wrote (132160)	10/1/2001 2:03:07 AM
From: GST	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164685

HJ: Do you know a stock with no future worth talking about that has already lost 99% of its peak stock price is called? If you are thinking "stupid investment" or "totally misguided stock pick" or "dumbest thing I ever bought" or even "useless turd" you are wrong on all counts. Nope, in the new economy it is called a "fallen angel". ROTFLMAO... Did you also know that "We have never seen a period where commerce in the most dynamic part of the economy (and the sector most responsible for productivity gains for the entire economy) totally seized up like this". Wow, this was all totally unexpected -- it is no wonder great minds did not see it coming, flashing lights and screaming sirens not withstanding. But be forewarned, if you read the new economy thread just to see what denial looks like up close and in person, bring your own roll of toilet paper -- there is crap everywhere. With all that bottom fishing it was only a matter of time before they used everything in sight to wipe themselves clean. BTW, do you know what a collection of 20 stocks down 90% is called? Answer: a well balanced portfolio of new economy stocks. But don't worry, you can always find the one stock in your portfolio that has yet to be crushed and realocate funds to the losers -- a tried and true way to profit from investing in new economy stocks.