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To: pbull who wrote (8898)	8/24/2002 8:55:29 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13815

<<so what to do>> IMO one should operate in such a manner as to stay in the game Protect assets, keep aces in the hole, and continue to play the game even if one has to use a minimum investment to do it comfortably or safely. <<So, my recommendation would be to sit tight for now, don't worry about it, and then when the next new thang comes along that looks like a good investment idea, just short the crap out of it.>>> Sounds like a winning agenda. Without having an actual clue as to which way the market is going to go, news commentators, fund managers, and companies are far too bullish in emphasising the positive saying what the public wants to hear, recommending momentum stocks or categories which have moved up and consequently already overpriced. Pessimisum is not saleable in the public marketplace. How many times have people who have lost their shirts in the market been interviewed on TV ? Why should we have to listen only to the <10% minority who were lucky enough to win. We should sue for discrimination. Sig