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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (376)	8/8/2002 7:36:28 PM
From: lurqer	Respond to of 562

I've been grasping at any straw I can find in recent days. Well certainly "this too shall pass". I look at your re-emergence Always said my market involvement was episodic. If you recall, I was too much concerned with the emotional component of stock prices to ever be a card carrying LTB&Her. I thought the G&K thread (now a shadow of its former robust self) was home base for some fine minds. If you're gonna get, you have to give. as a positive indicator Well again referring to that emotional component, I returned in July because it reminded so much of March '00. Although presented with a certain "slant" my current market view is contained/concealed in #reply-17810723 i.e. the beginning of the end. Which still means that MOABO is in front of us. I was somewhat heartened to see that J. Bollinger (on CNBC today) held a similar view. No crystal ball, just watching that rhyming history that S. L. Clemens referenced. lurqer

To: Uncle Frank who wrote (376)	8/9/2002 1:00:59 AM
From: paul_philp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 562

Uf, Here is a small ray of sunshine I wrote for the RTW. rtwreport.com The bubble was a health, natural part of the economy that will usher in a period of prosperity. It gooses up Moore's ideas a bit but if you can get past that, it might briefly make you smile. Paul