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To: BGR who wrote (130947)	10/24/2001 9:54:19 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

All I know is that no one on SI has been as consistently wrong about the market direction as you have been. This goes back to when I was buying puts on tech stocks in early 2000, though you were probably there making pestiferous remarks earlier, as the tech bubble went on up. So I welcome your re-appearance. As I said some time back, I have now posted my market positions. What are yours? Oh: it's true that I maintain a long position in energy. It's hard to see how this can lose a great deal of value. I also am in some security stocks, having held Magal for a long time. But it's clear that your interest is more in a continuing and futile exercise in schadenfreude than in making money.

To: BGR who wrote (130947)	10/24/2001 10:12:22 PM
From: marginmike	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

when I take my ferrari for a spin ill remember that. Forty years is what it will take for JDSU to get back to 180. All the really smart people are saying there are a few stocks that are cheap but the majority are ridiculously expensive. Historicaly the mean will be revisted, as will clowns to the poor house. The only way to make money in a range bound market like we will be in is trading the range. Regards a day trader without a job or a care in the world(when you explain what gainfull employment is maybee ill try it) and oh yah GFY