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To: augieboo who wrote (17034)	11/25/2002 5:41:19 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 30712

This is where a Buffet preaching comes in, which is "it isn't right if he doesn't believe it to be right, he , himself, bears sole responsibilityy for deciding what is right and not correct". He was asked was he offended when all were calling him out of touch, that he was missing the new economy, the new market? And he said "I am never offended when I happen to KNOW I am RIGHT and they are wrong". Max

To: augieboo who wrote (17034)	11/25/2002 5:42:24 PM
From: DebtBomb	Respond to of 30712

""THE BEAR IS DEAD!"" yep, just like last fall until reality hits: read this carefully: Hill pointed out that analysts are continuing to cut their earnings growth forecasts for the tech sector. Analysts now expect fourth-quarter growth of 18 percent, down from 32 percent projected on Oct. 1 and down from 60 percent on July 1. As for the first quarter of 2003, current expectations call for earnings of 15 percent, down from 28 percent estimated on Oct. 1 and down from 60 percent on July 1. "You can always find some (companies results) that are on the positive side, but in general I would say there is a negative tone to what we are hearing from tech companies," Hill said. story.news.yahoo.com i already know where this is going, just a matter of time