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To: LTK007 who wrote (57475)	4/26/2002 6:08:19 PM
From: Big Dog	Respond to of 99280

max: Art Cashin is a breath of fresh air. No mumbo jumbo. He's a very knowledgeable guy who gives it to us straight. Art's not a bobbing-head like most of the commentators on CNBC. <Interesting comment about the hate e-mails he gets from Wall Street types>. Wall Street had better watch it. Everyday there is another revelation of lying: corporate officials, accounting firms, analysts and brokers. Who can the investing public trust? People may just say "The Hell with it! Let's pay down debt, save and invest in our homes!"

To: LTK007 who wrote (57475)	4/26/2002 6:23:13 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

I dunno, what is capitulation? WCOM and ERICY around $3? AOL below 19? That looks pretty extreme to me. I know my favorite PALM is way oversold now. SCRM is almost back to cash in the bank market cap. PALM has just given up the entire bump it got after its earnings surprise three weeks ago. Amazing. Just no bargain-hunting yet. This Saudi thing is disturbing, and so are federal deficits. Bush announces GDP up 6% and the market tanks from an already low point. Maybe everyone just wants this earnings season to be over first. So another 1-2 weeks. I know one thing though, whoever sells tech right now is definitely capitulating. Gloomy day. Sometimes that signals the bottom. Hopefully.