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To: im a survivor who wrote (9972)	11/27/2002 12:58:15 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13815

< I honestly dont think anybody knows what is going to happen....many say up...many say down.....we wont know til after the fact, so it's tough right now....sell and miss more profits and possibly have to buy stock back higher.....hold on....sell and buy back lower??? Wish my crystal ball worked better <ggg> >> The same will be true every market day for the next few years. Looking back at the so-called good days when Dell was moving up. Wdc, Qntm, Cpq, Bcom, NB, Bac, and countlesss others were getting trashed. To invest at all requires an assumption that the US market will go up, sooner or later. The bears have tried three times to kill this rally and failed IMO the big tech shorts are in deep trouble.There are investors whose ego is sustained because they never participated in the bubble- never bought anything but the Dow stocks and dividend producers, and are short the Nas. Nobody (or practically nobody being listened to) warned us the market was going down. Endless bottom calling for over two years. So never expect that the same people are going to give the small investor any assurance this market will continue up. Risk to the downside today is about as small as we will see it JMHO Sig