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To: AugustWest who wrote (10539)	7/24/2002 2:55:32 PM
From: Augustus Gloop	Respond to of 17639

Look out if the sox heats up here. The nas could spike in a big way if the sox helped.

To: AugustWest who wrote (10539)	7/24/2002 2:56:18 PM
From: Petrol	Respond to of 17639

I agree completely.

To: AugustWest who wrote (10539)	7/24/2002 3:04:44 PM
From: mph	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 17639

Here's the proof positive of a bottom or close-to-the-bottem. An unsolicited email I received today: Dear Investor, Please don't throw money at the U.S. stock market, because it seems "oversold" at these levels. Yes, we are due for a bounce. But for many stocks, the good news will likely be brief. That's because hundreds of American companies are still facing a huge uphill battle. In fact, all the accounting trickery simply masks the REAL problems. Some companies are struggling to manage debt that is virtually unmanageable. Others may have cash on hand, but lousy business prospects going forward. Still more see sluggish growth and years to return to former glory. And more than a few toil in industries where activity has all but dried up. All in all, it is still a very dangerous time on Wall Street. Economic recovery is slow. And for many companies, real earnings are still virtually non-existent. That's why I just updated my sell-side research to reflect my new numbers and analysis. And I've listed the worst offenders--stocks no smart investor should own right now--in my online Bulletin "17 Big-Name Stocks You Must Sell Now". The entire list - plus my #1 stock to own for BIG profits - is available to you FREE. Click here now: investorplace.com You see, unlike most analysts or newsletter writers... I'm NOT afraid of the word SELL. I own stocks that have HOT EARNINGS. And I dump them as soon as I spot the first sign of trouble. Readers of my "Blue Chip Growth Letter" have learned to take my "Sell" signals seriously: - I picked Lucent during its love affair with Wall Street. We banked 156% GAINS, before the stock plunged. - I caught on to EMC's mounting problems in storage, as more nimble competitors began to steal its thunder. We stole away with 466% GAINS. - I saw the earnings warning signs ahead of the economic downturn--and sold retailer Wal-Mart for 113% GAINS. - My readers banked 316% profits in Nokia, then another 196% GAIN in Vodafone Airtouch--before telecom tanked. - We owned Cisco when the Internet build-up was hot--and pocketed 209% GAINS in year 2000. - I even owned Enron--and I'm one of the few who admits it. After all, why shouldn't I? A December 12th, 2001 Forbes.com story praised me for SELLING Enron last April. In fact, we banked 36% GAINS. Not one of our biggest winners. But not bad when you consider the bath most investors took. BUT sadly, most investors don't understand how the game is played. They were SHOCKED when Enron fell. Shocked when Global Crossing tanked. Shocked when JDS Uniphase imploded. And today, they're holding many more companies just like these--any one of which could be the next to PLUNGE virtually overnight: - Wow! How the mighty have fallen. This wireless company once ruled the roost-with a seemingly sky's-the-limit future. But today, its main competitor doesn't even consider it a threat anymore. Yet some guys are still touting the stock, like recovery is right around the corner. Don't touch it. - Will tech make a comeback? Sure--at some point. But don't load up on this has-been in anticipation of windfall profits. This is one of tech's biggest names--and, by some accounts, one of the "safest stocks." But it's losing market share and bleeding red ink. Avoid it. - It's practically un-American to pan this stock. After all, it virtually created the market category it dominated for decades. But c'mon-who's kidding whom? First, swift overseas competitors stole much of its market share. And now that market is undergoing a total transformation. And these guys are asleep at the wheel. Dump it. Those are just 3 of 17 big-name stocks exposed in your FREE online Sell Alert. I'm talking big risks...lousy fundamentals...and little hope for investing profits anytime soon. And Wall Street is littered with LANDMINES like these that'll blow your portfolio sky-high if you go near them now. GET YOUR FREE copy of "17 Big-Name Stocks You Must Sell Now." No obligation to buy anything. Plus -- as an added bonus -- you'll also get my #1 stock for BIG profits now. Simply click here: investorplace.com At my "Blue Chip Growth Letter," we have no patience with troubled stocks that might come back "someday." We only own those companies that have strong--and growing--earnings right now. And nothing else. That's how I've done business my entire career. And it has served me quite well. The aggressive advisory I started in the 1980s, MPT Review, has GAINED 2,899% in the last seventeen years, according to The Hulbert Financial Digest. And since I started my Blue Chip Growth Letter--suitable for all investors--in late 1997, our portfolio has BEATEN the S&P better than 2-to-1. So please, get your FREE copy of "17 Big-Name Stocks You Must Sell Now" plus my #1 stock for BIG profits. Click here now: investorplace.com Sincerely, Louis Navellier Blue Chip Growth Letter P.S. You owe it to yourself--and your financial future--to take a good hard look at this list. "17 Big-Name Stocks You Must Sell Now" is yours FREE. No obligation to buy anything. ___________________________________ so he wants people to sell NOW. Isn't this call a bit late?