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To: Nemer who wrote (17316)	10/23/2002 1:01:23 PM
From: kodiak_bull	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23153

Nemer: You have to do better than that to come close to expulsion from this thread (I'll give you a hint, if you can't do a spot-on--and ad nauseum--impression of a sociopath or a psychopath, fuggetaboutit). What do your forks tell you (you forgot to say)? Kb

To: Nemer who wrote (17316)	10/23/2002 1:22:01 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23153

Nemer, I've read some of your rants. Some people's rants are worth reading, some aren't. I look forward to yours. I've tried drawing pitchforks via my Stockchart web site, but I can't seem to draw the damn things. Regarding KB's question, my standard technical indicators are implying that the Dow may have support in the 8100 range. My simplistic analysis is based on moving averages and the relative strength indicator. My money isn't supporting this theory though. Most of my retirement accounts are still in cash. My trading account took some AMD profits and rolled them into some gold today. As much as the market is trying to factor in or buffer itself from reaction to a war in Iraq, I don't think the market can properly factor in fear and the uncertainty that is sure to come in the event of war. Our military is also gearing up for hot spots in Africa. We don't hear about this on the business shows. Everyone is focusing on Iraq. A massive military build-up is still in the process with regard to the Middle East. I think the market is cautiously keeping an eye on events and this is starting to creep into the trader mentality. I could be wrong, but if I am, it's better to be wrong on an opportunity than to be wrong in a market call with lots of capital on the line. Hopefully, by the time our bulbs are blooming, things will be better in the market. dabum