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To: Bill who wrote (228023)2/18/2002 12:16:33 PM
From: Bald Eagle  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769670
 
RE:Tell that to the millions of investors who lost a huge percentage of their savings over the past two years.

I guess they too should have diversified like the Enron employees should have. Will you help me find them all?
However, the point that there have been no congressional hearings and no criminal charges connected to dot coms is still valid, I believe. So, naturally, the media will treat it differently. I'm not sure what your point is. Is there one?



To: Bill who wrote (228023)2/18/2002 1:19:21 PM
From: Dr. Doktor  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769670
 
"Tell that to the millions of investors who lost a huge percentage of their savings over the past two years. Cisco alone is down $350 billion in market cap (75%), or about ten times what was lost on Enron."

Typical demolib crap...take a chance in the market by buying speculative stocks at all time historical highs while many (Alan Greenspan for example) are warning of the bubble, irrational exuberance etc. When you lose you can blame it on Wallstreet or corporate america or the republicans but never take any accountability for your own decision. Why didn't you listen to Al Greenspan? Here's the most powerful man in the know about things monetary telling you to GET OUT and you didn't listen. Arrogance is expensive. All those who lost their life savings are responsible for their losses.
Demolibs seek authority without responsibility and accountability.

DOC