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To: LTK007 who wrote (4718)	11/11/2001 1:35:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 99280

WSJ is getting more and more bullish as it makes this guy their headline story for 2nd week in a row on their Internet Weekend edition 11/11/2001--how is WSJ in it's predictions???? <<Stocks May Pause But Aid From Rates, Congress Bode Well By ERIN SCHULTE THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ONLINE After a determined climb from their post-Sept. 11 lows, major stock indexes are expected to take a breather -- but not for long. Even if stocks suffer a small pullback in the sessions to come, massive monetary and fiscal stimulus is bound to cheer investors and propel markets higher, perhaps through the end of the year, analysts say. >> end quote

To: LTK007 who wrote (4718)	11/11/2001 10:34:19 PM
From: TraderXx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

<<AS never got tired of posting,he was an endless pump of terrible advice>> LTK...to think that for this reason, one should be banned on SI for "terrible advice " is certainly something alot of posters here on this board should take notice to and be afraid of.<<GG>> Weren't you guys shorting the market it seems like for the past month? This statement is ridiculous and arrogant. You can't expect people to take any poster here serious, except the obvious few respected posters, when you make statements like that. Not defending AS, because he certainly wasn't aware of alot things involved in trading this kind of market. I'm just trying to make some posters here understand you guys, who think you have the answer to calling the markets, are laughable with your bias views. There are plenty here who fall into the same distinction as AS. Me?....I just try and trade the trends long or short using technical analysis. You and other posters I'm sure will fire back at me for not having the right to post here since I don't post on this board so often. But I read it and I'm entitled to post whenever I feel the need to. FOR ADVICE? There are very few people here I will take notice to only in the sense of their views towards TRADING the market. Fundamentals? Sure it might come into the equation in trading some stocks, but ultimately trading the market and "investing" are two separate things. Once one understands the difference between the company and its stock, one can trade the trends IMO. Still...regardless if I post here often or not, arrogance serves nothing constructive. We have all been guilty of trading the market wrong at some point in our lives and I have certainly received my share of humble pie. But please...humility goes a long way and people will have a tendency to listen to others views when they aren't presented so arrogantly. Good Luck, TraderXx