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To: pbull who wrote (8401)	7/26/2002 7:30:44 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13815

<<Just tells me that still _ even now _ there are a lot of good shorts out there. You know, stocks that aren't cyclical, their business grows regardless of what happens to the economy, etc. All the drivel. It's interesting to see a handful of the blue-chip names starting buy-back programs again. A guy in Barron's this week got it right, I think. He said the value guys would jump in too early, because we'll overshoot to the downside. Dow 7550 is no bargain. We'll need to look for some promising upstarts, in my opinion.>>> Still settting lower highs and lower lows on the Dow. Beginning to look like 19'29 Am having practically no success in locating good plays. Was short on F, C, Sch , and Mo for a while - should have kept those puts. I feel that concentration on a very few stocks is the best effort one can make, but the &$%^^ economic/ financial news is overwhelming and takes down the good with the bad. ALR is one I am looking at. Countries need lots of ammo if we go into Iraq. Sig