To: AC Flyer who wrote (42668 ) 12/8/2003 12:20:39 AM From: TobagoJack Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 74559 Hello ACF Mike, <<You will have found yesterday's issue of Barron's to be packed with overwhelmingly bullish indicators for the US economy>> … Yes, I did find the packing, but was not particularly overwhelmed.<<… the third leg of the Great Bull Market, which is now underway, will dwarf legs 1 and 2>> I am encouraged, and am giddy with anticipation. It is as if I am a big-game hunter, and I see the lone and parched, but certainly as good as extinct wooly mammoth, meandering towards the already poisoned watering spot, coming in range for the rocket-propelled grenade launcher.<<… through the end of this decade, taking the DOW and Nasdaq to undreamed of heights>> … this commonly held belief certainly makes the lonely path easy to identify.<<And then?>> … well, and then we come to the really juicy part of the story, the part filled with crimson spray and brown mist forming a beautiful collage of colours suitable for the backdrop of the kill-space.<<… I am tending towards a more pessimistic scenario as it seems that, on its current trajectory, by 2009 the US economy will be the most leveraged, the most extended, the most overvalued, the most most that it has ever been>> … why wait, in many ways and by plenty of measures, it all already “just is”.<<… you may finally be thoroughly gratified>> … FYI, gratification has nothing to do with, and easy profit everything. If I thought I can go long on US or any other tech for easy profit, I would do it in a press of a few buttons … but I do not, because I don’t. Chugs, Jay P.S. I also read a bunch of other articles besides the ones found in Barrons. Events are dire, and sheeple are being setup. I feel like the Predator, cloaked, watching, listening, anticipating, and then, every so often, taking ;0)