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To: Alex MG who wrote (15440)	12/9/2002 2:16:59 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 19219

most of the bulls were expecting a correction, (incl JT I believe)... and today's action has a lot to do with the appointment of treasury secretary (which is being viewed as something of a disaster imo)... so I would say we need to wait a few days to see if the mkts continue to rally Lizzie

To: Alex MG who wrote (15440)	12/9/2002 2:51:40 PM
From: High-Tech East	Respond to of 19219

Am I wrong? ... I did not say you were wrong - just not pieceful ... <g> ... and I wouldn't say that J.T. is wrong about his 'melt-up' forecast this time around ... not yet anyhow ... ... and remember, he did call the September bottom almost exactly ... ... lately, I would call his posts pretty exhuberant, not wrong ... if he is ultimately wrong about the melt-up he forecast through next June, it will be obvious to all of us ... how he might view that and what he might say about it is up to him ... ... J.T. has been much more right than wrong since the end of summer this year ... ... sometimes, like most of us, I think J.T. has a hard time expressing himself as being wrong when he has been wrong ... although that does not seem to be a problem for many others here who seem to revel in pointing out his errors ... ... and by the way, many of those people are the same posters who almost never give him credit for the correct calls J.T. has made ... ... in my opinion, J.T. would have less detractors if he posted more about what he learned from his past market calls, instead of moving on almost immediately to another major call without much explanation ... but that is his business ... ... I have learned a lot from J.T. and I respect and like him ... he has become a personal friend - warts and all ... just like he is a friend of mine - aged and deranged 'senior' that I am becoming and all ... <g> Ken Wilson