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To: rogermci® who wrote (228026)	3/13/2003 11:29:06 PM
From: who cares?	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

I'm somewhat bitter because i was just soo close to buying a buncha calls on wed afternoon. Figured what's the rush, probably get a dip the next morning. HA. I'm simply not capable of pinching my nose, closing my eyes and buying a 200+ point day when again the economic news was horrible, and the whole rally was supposedly based on some goofy story about us calling Iraqi generals, lol. Add to that the giddyness of CNBC as they did their normal flip flop from doom and gloom to the bottom is in, GOOOO GE!!! and i'd say this rally will be one to be feared, but eventually to be shorted. I as usual, disagree with your sentiment indicators. Everyone I know is covered(hell I even covered my F short on Wed. when CNBC mention the BK word with it a few times too many) and many are playing this rally long. It may go far and fast, but it will unwind as the fundamental are still nowhere close, just a big well timed with the start of war, technical bounce from way oversold conditions. I'll sleep a lot easier rebuying gold over the next 6 months at decent prices than I would long this market.