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To: westpacific who wrote (57543)	4/26/2002 9:33:56 PM
From: westpacific	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

For all you dip buyers, from a gentleman whom has been writing about the markets for 40 years: ------The amazing thing is the complacency that greets these declines. So far no panic, no huge volume, no hair-pulling, just the market going down. "Hey, is this a buy spot? Should I buy the dip." "This is no dip, you dip, this is the real thing." "Oh." A few fearless fighters have asked me why their methods and devices which are now very oversold -- don't seem to be working. My answer, and I've said this a hundred times before, is that "what works in a bull market doesn't usually work in a bear market. A bear market can be oversold and stay oversold for long periods of time."

To: westpacific who wrote (57543)	4/27/2002 1:42:18 AM
From: Stockdoctor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

Did Crown Prince really threaten Bush with OIL in their talks. i think Sharon needs to go. Sharon is a riot out there...blood thirsty guy. Arafat is toast too....

To: westpacific who wrote (57543)	4/27/2002 7:16:09 AM
From: DebtBomb	Respond to of 99280

THE PRESIDENT'S CAVE Yes, Bush spoke about the fact that "all parties" in the region "have responsibilities" and specifically mentioned Israel and the Palestinians. But what about the Saudis' "responsibilities"? What about their role in 9/11? The Saudis should be the last ones to be making oil threats against America. If this country hadn't come running with its troops a decade ago, Riyadh's oilfields would all be flying Iraqi flags today. Any leader who seeks to present himself as America's trusted ally shouldn't come to this country muttering threats in place of words of friendship. That Abdullah doesn't seem to have been treated to strong words in return is troubling. story.news.yahoo.com