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To: bambs who wrote (153453)	1/2/2002 11:20:15 AM
From: wanna_bmw	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Bambs, Re: "My 1 year low targets for the markets is nas 1050, s&p 750, dow 6800" Short of a few more buildings being blown up by terrorists, or a nuclear weapon exploding on U.S. soil from a hostile nation, there is no way in hell I can see the market falling that low. There is no reason at all to warrant such a drop. You're losing a lot of credibility with your predictions, IMO. wbmw

To: bambs who wrote (153453)	1/2/2002 2:52:08 PM
From: Mary Cluney	Respond to of 186894

Bambs, <<<I would think that this process will take about a year or so to play out. INTC should see $15 at least and could fall to $10. My 1 year low targets for the markets is nas 1050, s&p 750, dow 6800 >>> That is not an outrageous scenario. In fact, things could get even worse. I would be surprised if Intel does not have some preparation for this type of eventuality. Barring armageddon, Intel could not only survive, but come back stronger than ever. As Judge Judy would say, "beauty is skin deep, but dumb is forever". Conversely, Intellectual Property and technical know-how is as close to forever as you are going to get in this environment. But, my point, however, is that my Plan "A" is not to get ready for near Armaggedden - maybe Plan "C" - but definitely not Plan "A". Finding a bottom is probably a very good thing. Mary