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To: bobby beara who wrote (92)	11/7/2001 9:49:26 AM
From: Venkie	Respond to of 701

he has been saying that since dow 3000...for a fact..AND shorted dell thru a gazillion splits<gg<..What a dumbass but he sure can spell.roflmao

To: bobby beara who wrote (92)	11/7/2001 9:54:16 AM
From: Venkie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 701

luc wrong again today...no crash<gg<. He is just like the weatherman...once in 20 yrs he was right....what a clown...crash.com...that's our boy/girl/??. I sold most my extr a little to quick..14.25.

To: bobby beara who wrote (92)	11/8/2001 4:44:07 AM
From: Bruce Brown	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 701

been saying that since dow 3000 That's still a target one of their gurus, David Tice, has for the Dow. It will be interesting to see what the ECB as well as the central bank of England does today with their rates. If a typical round of business cycle rate cuts is 160 and we factor in the number of 50 basis point cuts this time around compared to other business cycles, then we are getting much closer to the end of the cutting cycle as we are well over 100 cuts to date in this cycle (I lost count after the 108 - 110 range). There might still be 20 - 30 global central bank cuts to go, but as always - time will tell if the traditional cycle turns the business cycle. The lag effect still applies - especially to European economies when compared to the states current position in the economic cycle, but things are coming together to pave the way for the future cycle. BB