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To: stockman_scott who wrote (6616)	3/6/2002 4:31:02 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

<<Is this market like the one we had in 73-74...?>> This market is like none I've ever seen. Do you remember a market where stocks go up or down 15% or more in one day? The amount of wealth destroyed far exceeds that of 1929. Closest I can come is relate to the Japan market in the 1980's, and for the same reason -too much leverage, like derivatives. A house of cards in real deep trouble. I think its going to get real wild, when overpaid millionaire executives do not get investors dollars to support their life styles while the company is losing money- even if they promise to go cashflow positive in the next year or so. Sig Here is an example- where Mer will try to grab $1bil of investors $'s and lock it up for 30 years.One Bil that wont be coming back into techs, unless indirectly .. biz.yahoo.com