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To: Rich1 who wrote (13987)	2/10/2002 8:25:46 PM
From: Venkie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23786

yeppers.....building for the future....stocks. got me a big fat cuban cohiba in my mouth...ben and jerrys next.

To: Rich1 who wrote (13987)	2/11/2002 12:59:55 AM
From: jcky	Respond to of 23786

< I think these markets will break old highs within 2 years.. > I believe projections for the Nasdaq breaking old highs in the 5000 range within two years are really, really optimistic. I doubt there's anyone who's going to argue that the Nasdaq experienced a bubble. Looking at history as a guide into human behavior and psychology, every major bubble in the past century experienced a prolonged period of stagnation before the next bull market emerged. This time we're dealing with not only an issue of overcapacity in the tech sector but a credit bubble too (which has yet to correct). < If not money wont be worth a chit anyway.. > That's why you should have a diversified portfolio consisting of bonds, cash, real estate, annuities, whole life insurance or maybe even some precious metals or coins (perhaps even gold) for kicks. Well, you get the idea.