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To: limtex who wrote (39959)	3/11/2002 6:58:21 PM
From: t2	Respond to of 99280

As I said before the market by definition can not be able to be accurately predicted ....it depends for its very existence on its future being absolutely unpredictable!!!! If it was predictable, this would be just too easy.<g> I am not a big believer in indicators but still pay attention to them; mindful of what the market has gone through in the past few years. best of luck to you.

To: limtex who wrote (39959)	3/11/2002 9:36:01 PM
From: farkarooski	Respond to of 99280

dude, you don't have to impose any limit, what happened if the most insightful post is the eleventh !!!

To: limtex who wrote (39959)	3/12/2002 9:34:49 AM
From: Steve Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

Limtex, If Intel sees no signs of a recovery in their business and RDRT has today said they will miss revenue expectations by 30%, how does that bode for the "recovery"? Any comments on the red book being down today? If you want to discuss the VIX/VXN, I have set up a thread for that purpose: Subject 52568 I have studied these indicators so will try to answer any sensible questions on that thread. Edit: Forgot to ask if you have any thoughts on Nokia's warning as well. Do you believe these tech giants and their bad news, or Greenspan's good news with his doctored statistics?