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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (44569)	1/12/2004 12:38:23 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<<Dow 16,000>> is entirely possible, especially with the USD going to 1.8 to the Euro :0)

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (44569)	1/15/2004 12:00:17 PM
From: Joe S Pack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

MQ, Don't worry.<ggg> As per this quote above here at SI (on Jan 15, 2004, 11:58 AM, your wish is fulfilled by NASDAQ. Dow 10,527.92 -10.45 Nas 209,926.00 +207,814.87* S&P N/A N/A* Well Jay, my little Tonka Truck of US$ has certainly experienced just what I wrote would happen: Message 16217094 Which I'd first ranted would be happening back in 1999. Even good old Dow 16,000 is swinging back into view, like a craggy peak for daring mountain climbers to scale. For a couple of decades, I put everything on the nose and for the most part, did well from backing my convictions. The little insurance policy of some US$ cash was a waste [I don't usually have any insurance; no medical, car, property or other as it's a waste to bet that I'll do something stupid and somebody else bets that I don't and I pay for fraudulent claims, salaries and taxes on the salaries of those in the insurance companies, rents etc]. If I'd been wrong, I might have been quite happy to have some actual money. When I walked into the gold vault and ogled the Aztec totems, I could have bought heaps at $323. It would now be $423, which is better than a poke in the eye with a burnt stick. Oh well, QCOM at nearly $60 is quite some consolation. So is the Kiwi$ real estate. Giggle. Money is certainly a nomad as you say. A bit like neutrinos; abstract, slippery little guys which zip around and are hard to pin down. A dark matter which dominates the universe though being invisible when walking around looking at stuff. A PIN, a few clicks and a surge of energy flows through the aether, redefining the world and as you say, citizenship. Mqurice