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To: DEM who wrote (1847)	2/8/2002 9:35:21 AM
From: robert b furman	Respond to of 2290

Hi DEM, Great read - I agree completely on the "Gap and Crap".We really need it to get this behind us.I also think the Rally can't get going until all the political posturing on "Enronitis" is over. That will not be fast as our politician' need to posture over saving us will be a long and assuring process.So we need to buy some time here. Hoping for that vix spike and put call ratio up over 1.1. Thanks for your great thread. Bob

To: DEM who wrote (1847)	2/8/2002 11:18:37 PM
From: nsumir81	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2290

gem-x-Seeking external factors for a not-so-good forecast So Daschle bashing, eh? Any such Dem bashing when the Nasdaq ran up straight in the late '90s? Oh, no except for some Clinton bashing (of course, everyone disliked him) and the occasional Contract With America movement to stir up emotions. Listen up, I am NO Dem. Neither am I Republican. When price action does not go their way, then people look, seek and hunt for reasons, and ascribe them to whatever theory that fits their motive/inclinations. i.e. Find data that fits the theory. Sometimes we get lucky with our calls. Sometimes they go wrong and then we look for outside reasons for why they went wrong. But of course, the Dems. Daschle! What else? Not debt, not bankruptcies, not falsification and aggrandization of earnings (if any), not anything. No it is Daschle ! Wow ! This dude should start writing a book on market theory. (if he hasn't done so already; suckers are always born every minute) When will such folks start looking at the real problem/acknowledging it? Amazing !