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To: JoeinIowa who wrote (2023)	5/25/2003 11:16:05 PM
From: Ken W	Respond to of 23958

Joe "PS I am a little afraid to ask what you bought from GORX? LOL" Not what you may be thinking at all!! LOL Little of this, little of that to keep the ol joints oiled, the back supple etc. is all, okay well a bit of ginko for the brain cells and kava to calm the daily volitility of market swings.... On the market. A good deal of small cap stocks now were huge cap stocks in the roaring 90's. Those that have survived the onslaught of short sellers, convertible debt rapists, etc. are now looking attractive for the purported turn in the economey. The same thing happens in most industries including AG...over the years I've noted a 20 year cycle in the cattle industry, about 10 years in vineyards, sugar etc. Things get out of hand and there seems to be no end to the money that can be made...the large fish decide it is culling time, take the particular industry to the wood shed then buy up the little fish for .10 on the 1.00 and life begins again. The ops are still there for those playing just under the radar, are nimble and have a small bit of luck seeing things just before they happen. Ken