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To: pbull who wrote (11062)	8/2/2003 11:26:19 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 13815

NO. And I have learned how important it is to hold quality in this market. Look at how many $200 stocks there were that are now .20cents or out of business. And how many more will fold over the next few years. In this market is is extremely important to do proper dd. I don't need to think much about buying, or holding intel and etc, as I doubt they will be gone in a few years, but you certainly have to look at the not so well known names and find companies with good FA/TA. Good net profit, room for good growth and etc, etc.....I like to think I have a good mix of solid blue chippers, as well as solid household names, as well as lesser know's with good fundamentals and one or two crap shoots. And the crap shoots aren't the ICGE's and CMGI's out there. My crap shoots are more the RFMD type. Anyway, crazy market, thats for sure.