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To: bobby beara who wrote (32017)	3/11/2002 1:56:42 PM
From: sean sanders	Respond to of 52237

Well I would think it would depend on the time frame you are looking at. If your looking at the big picture and watching every up and down you will wipsaw your self to oblivion. If your a trader whose time frame is the 20 day moving average then those wipsaws the 20 day brings about wont phase you much. Sean

To: bobby beara who wrote (32017)	3/14/2002 12:32:35 AM
From: StockOperator	Respond to of 52237

BB, "SO, please refresh my memory, I may have missed this, because i don't follow your posts, but have you made any bullish comments over the last 2300 dow points? The answer to your question is no. I stopped posting and TRADING (for 2 months) after September 11. I come from a family of Firefighters and our family was pretty caught up in the news. "who friggin cares if this is a new bull market, over the last year we've had a series of whopping bull and bear markets ........." Read my last two paragraphs to LG. During the time you've talked about I have either been infront of or behind some of those moves. The nature of trading. I also think the question of the day on most of SI is whether or not this is a new bull market. If you don't find any value is what I'm saying just don't read it. Regards, SO