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To: sea_biscuit who wrote (113824)	2/21/2002 12:06:30 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

<The secular bear market began almost two years ago (and Lord knows how long it will last, possibly a decade...) > Dipstick, it could well last three decades. Look at Japan. The Nikkei's right back where it was two decades ago. But it probably finished today, the triple-witching date for stochastic normalisation of upward exogenous variables in inverted teacup candlestick formations. Don't bet against the trend Dippy! I hereby warn you to cover your shorts at the open. I'm serious!! You could lose very, very big in the Uncle Green$pan propelled inflationary charge into the cybersphere. Mq PS: I have NOT put you on ignore because I think everyone can and should be saved. The stockmarket is NOT a zero-sum game. With the right decisions, everyone can be a winner. There need be NO losers. Sure, that's tough because people insist on following false ideas and destroying capital. DON'T be seduced into assuming the bear will continue. Look at graphs such as these and you can see that there is nowhere left to fall!http://www.siliconinvestor.com/research/chart.gsp?&s=JDSU&time=month there are many like that; Vodafone, Globalstar, 724 Solutions, Leap Wireless, Sprint, Worldcom, Novell, Network Appliance, Amazaon etc. The crash has happened. It's been. It's now history. There's just a bit of tidying up to do. Save yourself at the open Dippy. Don't be misled by false ideas.