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To: Berney who wrote (10588)	11/15/2001 1:35:23 PM
From: Trading Machine	Respond to of 11051

Makes good sense to me, wish I would'a thought of it.<eom>

To: Berney who wrote (10588)	11/16/2001 5:58:46 AM
From: Gersh Avery	Respond to of 11051

>One of the most thought provoking SI post that I've read in a long time:< agree ..

To: Berney who wrote (10588)	12/8/2001 1:38:52 PM
From: Trading Machine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

Swamp Rat! Wake up and smell the roses! ggg I saw this in a post after we talked and thought I would share it. "Bad business results should be no harder to forecast than optimistic results. But after a full year of bad numbers by most companies, forecasting the next bad number seems easier. For example, Ford Motor warned on Wednesday that its fourth-quarter loss would be almost four times worse than Wall Street had thought. The story was buried in most newspapers and caused only a one-day dip in Ford's stock. So it's not too surprising that Sun Microsystems and Intel late Thursday talked about a return to ...... So if the sales were so SUPER strong last month, why are the lossssssssessssssss so Big? gg What did you say, make up on volume what we loose on profits??? gg I know, I know, - The Market looks ahead! CU Remember 9/11/01 Paul K.