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To: BubbaFred who wrote (18025)	6/2/2003 9:37:56 AM
From: LPS5	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21614

It went down more and greater since that time. Ultimately (my main point being reiterated below) it doesn't matter, but since you're raising the issue: in percentage terms, or in points? And, more importantly: how exactly are you differentiating "more" vs. "greater"? LOL! Actually...* LOL. Really, actually? ...at time of the post was [sic] a critical juncture... Based upon, specifically, are you defining that point as being "critical"? ...and the post correctly indicated the overvaluation despite several months from the top and the subsequent larger and more severe drop. With stocks well into their decline and the media finally opting to howl about overvaluation, there was no prescience - but I concede, a fair amount of comedy - in saying that stocks were overvalued. Nice try, though; come back soon. :-) LPS5