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To: John Graybill who wrote (126443)	9/30/2001 6:30:24 PM
From: Dr. Jeff	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

<<For the first time since the Vested Virgins was formed five years ago, "we're in the red on the bottom line," >> It's time for them to change their name since they have been Fu*ked now. <g>

To: John Graybill who wrote (126443)	9/30/2001 7:44:09 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 436258

Stay the course or rotate? This is what the largest proportion of retail investors have done. Anybody I talk to at work says stupid cr^p like -- "oh, my retirement has been pushed out a little further or boy, it sure was a few good years -- gotta take the good with the bad -- in it for the long term." People you read on SI who really think the market may be in the dumpster and the economy, too, for more than 1 year -- they are very, very rare. Until that changes Da Chief can keep his Shuttle parked out back. It ain't going anywhere ... >>The day the stock markets reopened 13 days ago, Money Makers met and decided to dump two tech stocks, including Lucent Technologies. But rather than parking the cash, it bought Fannie Mae, the nation's largest source of financing for home mortgages. "We looked at banks and financials and the housing market seems a little more resistant to the downturn," said Shea, a retired office worker at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. <<