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To: Swami who wrote (54858)	3/24/2002 1:55:16 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Respond to of 62347

NT: There's also speculation they will sell an optical unit to raise cash. Forget which one. I just looked at T.BNN.A after ignoring it for a long time, and it looks very good. I heard they were undervalued and the fundamentals were excellent, though I haven't done enough DD on it. If you own it, I would hold on for the foreseeable future. Gorgeous chart. My trouble is, I never hold something long enough to take advantage of 2 year rises like it's had. Should definitely have taken a look at it 2 years ago when I wanted out of Techs but didn't know what to buy. Part of being a good trader is being able to cycle sectors effectively, I guess. Pipelines and integrated oil companies was where it was at in March 2000. I'll take a look at those other sites. CD

To: Swami who wrote (54858)	3/24/2002 2:07:32 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 62347

More: I took a look at those other sites. That Dogs of the Dow article is interesting, and underscores how everyone makes money in a Bull market, but you better be prepared to think for yourself when markets are like they are now. If I survive another year as a trader (Go silver!), I might post some "Trading survival rules" for anybody who's left, LOL. Canada Bread. I'd heard about them from other thread. Nice old economy yield, but for shear drool inducing dividends, I like T.AVN.UN . If oil retreats to 21$ a barrel, might just commit my remaining funds there "Until further notice". CD