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To: lurqer who wrote (58696)	7/15/2003 9:47:13 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 65232

LOL; Don't get me wrong, I read it with interest..and was glad you pointed me to him. just because I thought he was a bit shallow for being an expert has nothing to do with it. At least he noticed that some of the more liquid stocks in the S&P tend to weather the storms better than thin ones. --- But the smart money didn't really hide in them, smart money got out of the S&P early in 2000..when they saw the BIG guys take a hit, then they hid in bonds and the value line and mid caps. finance.yahoo.com Jim P.S.. I had a late call out on the boat today, it seems a lot of shrimp boats came into port and dropped anchor and went to bed... About a dozen woke up this afternoon and found out the tide went out and they are high and dry..My Tug couldn't budge them. I'll go back real early in the morning and see if I can drag a few of them off, ( high tide will be at 8:30 AM around here ) I'll start about 5AM and what I can't get off by 10:30 will need to hire the really expensive help. Any way I've got to shut down, go to bed, and won't be back on the net until late tomorrow. CU L8R Jim