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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (25673)	11/22/2002 2:45:18 PM
From: LLCF	Respond to of 74559

<If I understood the message correctly, the current stock market boom is merely a large scale dead cat bounce> Look at charts of old bear mkts... it's not even large scale. dAK

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (25673)	11/22/2002 6:47:49 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 74559

Hello Maurice, <<We have been told that you are a pessimistic gloomster doomer>> I remember, and it was because I did not agree with ACF Mike. Message 16951950 <<If I understood the message correctly, the current stock market boom is merely a large scale dead cat bounce>> In a way yes. In another way, that happiness of garage sales is ahead of us, but only for the last man standing;0) with which you agree with, with your Tonka truck of kiwi and $ ready. Chugs, Jay

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (25673)	12/14/2002 4:46:24 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

Hello Maurice, where are you hiding at from the coming storm:0) Today was a sunny and warm day, the beach was empty except for the lady at the kiosk, two beach cleaning workers, and two to three beach bums reading their books. Besides swimming, I worked on my website today, the one that no one will likely visit, containing dusty facts, musty figures, and alleged truths. I am heading out for Mongolian Lamb Hot Pot dinner ( chinesefood.about.com ) in a moment, gathering with family and friends to talk New Year's doom & gloom, saving recover talk for December, 2005, if we are good, and then mull over ACF Mike's demographic cliff of 2009. Some of my friends are willing to make bet against me for all-expense paid holidays to Pacific islands, wagering that the DJIA will be higher at year end 2003 than 2002. I said they may be correct, but at that point gold could be at 6,000, and a cup of coffee cost 30 minutes of work. I feel as if we are at the cusp of a great battle, making last minute preparations, and then, into breach. Oops, I forgot, we are at the precipice of a perpetual war;0) Forget the recent big rally, because we will have plenty more where that one came from ... elliottwave.com Chugs, Jay