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To: Terry Whitman who wrote (35091)4/30/2002 9:44:58 AM
From: Paul Shread  Respond to of 52237
 
Speaking of reaching the panic point:

bearforum.com

That said, I completely agree with you - the odds of a major bottom being formed this year are very high.

But this should scare the both of us -g-:

home.prudential.com

There's one thing you've got to say about Bernie Ebbers: he sure believed in his company. Some of those margin calls were just unbelievable.

06:54 ET WorldCom CEO steps aside -- WSJ (WCOM) 2.35: The Wall Street Journal reports that embattled CEO Bernard Ebbers has resigned his post. The publication reports that Ebbers reached the decision under pressure from outside directors frustrated by the sinking stock price, controversy over WCOM's $360 mln personal loan to Ebbers, and an SEC investigation of the company. John Sidgmore, Vice Chairman of the Board, will assume the CEO position (briefing).

Am I the only one thinking of Japan here? They sure seem to have detached from us for the first time in memory.