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To: MythMan who wrote (212700)	1/6/2003 9:48:04 PM
From: At_The_Ask	Respond to of 436258

I've had my share of wrong way calls for sure...I'm short gold and long tech...bg...now where's that damn glue bong...

To: MythMan who wrote (212700)	1/6/2003 10:45:57 PM
From: Lucretius	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

uh oh.. bulls beware.. bobby getting bullish -g- Message 18409976

To: MythMan who wrote (212700)	1/7/2003 12:08:37 AM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Myth - The BlueChip train is leaving the Station without you! January 6, 2003 Dear Investorplace.com Member I've written twice in recent weeks... ....urging you to get invested ahead of an explosive rally, triggered by the administration's new economic policy. Today, the S&P rose 2.2%. And the NASDAQ jumped 2.5%, as well. The train is leaving the station, and if you're not on board, you're going to MISS OUT. ================ Buying PANIC Ahead ================ Money is already rotating away from bonds...and into companies with great earnings. So I expect the coming quarter -- and the full year -- to be very strong for the "Earnings Monsters" we own at Blue Chip Growth. But there's a wild card in the mix...one that will likely trigger a buying panic...send the Dow up in a rush...and hand us even more spectacular gains. The Bush administration will announce its plans to jump-start the economy -- and the stock market-tomorrow. And leaked reports point to a $600 BILLION stimulus package. An increase in 401(k) and IRA limits would increase money flows dramatically into the market. But another -- increasingly likely -- move would FLOOD the market with new cash. ===================== Double Taxation Eliminated ===================== The elimination -- or drastic reduction -- of double taxation on dividends now appears all but certain. What's more, sources say that it's the tax on the individual level that will likely be repealed. That makes total sense from a political point of view. It would strengthen the President's and new Congress' popularity with senior citizens -- the most powerful voting bloc. The ramifications of ZERO dividend taxes for individual investors are mind-blowing! First, people will run from CDs and bonds to high-dividend stocks. If dividends are tax-free, no one in his right mind will sit and be taxed heavily on his interest income. Second, the muni-bond market would be severely disrupted, as investors rush to high-yielding stocks. And third -- this is critical -- companies with strong cash flow will likely start paying dividends to attract investor interest. Microsoft, for example, has a gigantic $40 billion cash horde -- $7.57 per share. This thing will feed on itself. Investors will rush to high-yield stocks. More companies will pay dividends. The market will move 1,000-to-2,000 points higher. And even more investors will rush in -- in a panic! We own the market's strongest companies at my Blue Chip Growth Letter, and we'll do very, very well in 2003. If the double taxation of dividends is repealed-as is likely-we could make a killing. Join me without risk by going here now: secure.dminsite.com ==================== Immediate Online Bonus #1 ==================== Get invested now, but -- and this is critical -- DON'T just throw money blindly at the market. We're NOT returning to the go-go '90s when even lousy companies made great investments. The coming rally will be spectacular -- but it will be much more selective. Take technology, for example. Despite the recent rally in companies like Lucent, Sun Micro and Corning, NOTHING fundamentally has changed. Business is still lousy. And many tech stocks just don't cut it when you look to the bottom-line. Of course, tech's NOT the only diseased sector in this economy. Dozens of companies are teetering on the edge -- just waiting to drop tons of trouble on unsuspecting investors. Don't get flattened. Get my "Must-Avoid Stocks for 2003." This new report lists over 160 big-name companies that I wouldn't buy with Dennis Kozlowski's money. (I told subscribers to unload any of his Tyco they owned when it was 79% higher than today.) ==================== Immediate Online Bonus #2 ==================== Of course, some companies are going gangbuster right now. They've made investors a ton of money in recent months. And they'll make you a ton more in the months to come. 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