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To: AD who wrote (11701)	12/8/2001 2:00:05 AM
From: pezz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<<Can anyone say bubble? >> LOL Or "irrational exuberance"? It seems that I am hearing "bubble" a lot lately which means to me that we have lots more to run. I heard " bubble " lots in the early stages of the last one. It wuz only after the bears got tired of saying it that it burst. There is big money to be made in bubbles for the agile risk taker.

To: AD who wrote (11701)	12/8/2001 12:49:57 PM
From: smolejv@gmx.net	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

>>, we could be in another phase of speculation.<< Huh?! Been doing that since 1996;) Things as they are now: Im having more and more trouble with close-up / short-term numbers (they say it's due to age, that Im getting long-sighted but I just dont know, I assume its just my arms getting shorter) I did finally my taxes for 2000 and, boy, I'll be a ray of sunshine for our finance minister Mr Eichel (he's going through tough times as you may know). Same thing on the horizon for 2001 - am I the only one doing something for German economy or what ?!... (of course you may have guessed,that Im p*d because of the 2k bottom line, but otoh you cant have the profits and eat'em too, right?) Thanks for the article btw. So much reading to do this weekend... Noland was good (again)... dj