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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly: Drilling II -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (28497)	2/20/2003 11:58:20 PM
From: chojiro	Respond to of 36161

(read late to the party) Na, just those that didn't realize there is a ball game going on until the second or top of the third inning. No matter, they'll also be the ones who leave at top of the fifth- If they haven't already left Thinking the game is over. They'll probably come rushing back But not until we go into extra innings(g)

To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (28497)	2/21/2003 2:22:46 AM
From: GREENLAW4-7	Respond to of 36161

Slider, I need to ask your opinion of taking an OSX position on the heels of the current inventory crunch. Can Nat Gas ramp as it did in 2001 to the 8-9 area even if we are 2 months further into shoulder season? OSX looks relatively weak as it should with fundamentals in the crapper, but many folks are screaming to buy these stocks for the upcoming ramp. I wonder if ramp is just about priced in here, and the play may be on the sell side rather then buy side. I have stayed away from many long trades here on OSX recently simply based on notion products are just too high to sustain the current 2 month move. Your thoughts are always much appreciated. ( the scary thought is what happened in 2001 if you bought near the top, but many OSX longs are saying OSX 85 is a buy on the way to much higher ground)