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To: JOHN W. who wrote (24105)	11/14/2001 11:52:08 PM
From: waverider	Respond to of 52237

Where did you come from? wr

To: JOHN W. who wrote (24105)	11/15/2001 12:20:31 AM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 52237

What did you mean by this, below? Message 16334195 And why are bearish comments perceived as scare tactics? Message 16216836 And there was this: Message 16112165 Have you been long since the Nasdaq was at 5,000? Your posts have demonstrated admirable resolve, I suppose. You seem to have maintained your optimism throughout the bear market, while others, sadly, capitulated. The crash that you doubted would occur in the spring did happen, didn't it? And yet you eloquently drew on your "BS" argument then, too. You might consider just holding on to your longs and ignoring the bearish comments that you find so objectionable. If you're going to trade stocks, you'd better get used to the fact that there are a wide variety of views on the market. Most of them may well be wrong, including my own. The market will go where it's going to go, regardless of the opinions expressed on threads such as this. With your persuasive, well-informed notes on the market and the economy, you might succeed in converting me to your bullish views, but the market is unpredictable. It might defy reason and continue to decline.