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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack II - A Complete Analysis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Paul Shread who wrote (25475)	12/4/2001 5:57:50 PM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

To me at least, Chambers looked sheepish on CNBC, especially when he mumbled something about always hoping for better profits. They sure gave him some tough questions. He looked slightly relieved when he was cut off abruptly, after a tense 3 seconds of pointed questions by an on-air dingaling. "Now for the Money Honey, who's upbeat on the market tonight!" But whatever. Even ENE is rallying. Maybe the SEC will require that the decimal point be moved over two places to the right, to save it from delisting. Then all will be right with the world. As long as Argentina keeps us in the dark about its little debt problem. Don't let us know, Argentina. Just keep it out of the news, so banking stocks can soar without economic hindrances. Oh, and the same goes for consumers. Maybe Congress will issue credit cards to holiday shoppers, and use the interest to bail out corporations in need. I want one with a picture of Congressional leaders on mine. The magnetic strip could also have personal information on it, to ensure that we're not illegal aliens or stock market bears. Stocks could be purchased with the credit cards. Tax rebates from former Social Security funds could be credited directly to accounts. Corporate handouts could be automatically deducted. Dennis: Why does cheap Merlot make me so optimistic about the market? From Briefing: The market hangs in there after the SEC delivers free wine and beer to the exchanges during market hours. This is a good sign.