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To: TobagoJack who wrote (21272)	7/16/2002 7:48:46 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Regrettably I will not be able to attend your BBQ this weekend, due to a prior engagement. I checked my post to see what you could possibly disagree with and although I found a bunch of wild generalisations, with many exceptions, oddities and maybes, it was about right. Near enough. For the purposes of wild generalisation anyway, just as your wild generalisation about family being particularly an Asian value would be a surprise to families around the world and throughout time. Meanwhile, it's fun being a bear, waiting, while you are out shopping. You wild and crazy bull-market maniac! On the currency market, the farmers of Hobbitland are starting to moan about reductions in income due to the terrible exchange rate; 20% worse exchange rate for their overseas agricultural product sales than a couple of years ago, though that concern is ameliorated somewhat by their new Mercedes being cheapened by a similar amount. Another 20% would see screaming and changes in government! Meanwhile, my favourite graph is nearing the rounding out point. This is an excellent representation of the telecosmic drama. siliconinvestor.com Another of my favourites is JDSUniphase siliconinvestor.com One doesn't need to be much of a chartist or technical analyst or soothsayer or chicken entrail bone pointer to see that the market clearing is nearing completion. General Electric however, which has the Vodafone form, suggests there is quite a bit more fun to go before hairy legs are shown: siliconinvestor.com GE is a more gradual proposition than the more acute telecosmic drama of Vodafone and the manic hysteria of phragmented photons in JDSU phibre. GE is kind of industrial revolution gradual. Vodafone the electronic fast pace. JDSUniphase the cyberspacoid hyperspeed. Mqurice