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To: uu who wrote (24258)10/1/2001 12:22:43 PM
From: rairden  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25814
 
Don't fight the market...
Well, the Addi vs Dipy show has been
somewhat instructive to me on the psychology
of bulls vs bears in the current market environment.
Maybe it's just the mood of the day, but Dipy's
thoughts on the near term (2-year?) direction of tech stocks
seem watertight. Downturns can last a lot longer than
we expect. And companies may be forced into secondary
offerings or unfavorable mergers just to survive.
I'd like to be eternally optimistic, but experience
shows that to make a nickel a buyer must at some point
become a seller, unless the issue pays a heck of a dividend.
I'm suspending any further purchases of LSI and other tech
stocks, and will use any sucker-rallies as exit opportunities.
I guess this is how momentum traders are born. Meanwhile
I'll be accumulating cash and hoping to remain employed.
The next two quarters are going to be too ugly to contemplate.
I'll be impressed if SiliconInvestor/Go2Net/Infospace survives.



To: uu who wrote (24258)10/1/2001 2:09:32 PM
From: sea_biscuit  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25814
 
Anyway, Dipy, set aside your bitterness toward investment and the tech stocks...

Addi, why should I be bitter? I have not lost money on any tech stock or fund. I sold them all, long before they tanked. I am skeptical about them, for sure. Not bitter.

If anybody has to be bitter towards tech stocks, it has to be those who were 100% in tech and underperformed even "cash under the mattress" over the last six years...