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To: Tom Swift who wrote (11045)	3/24/2004 6:47:35 AM
From: ChrisJP	Respond to of 12872

What a lousy close. Yeah what the heck happened ? I'm guessing that for now the top has been put in so the only thing to do is sell. We are still in a "buy stocks for outrageous immediate capital gains" market. With interest rates at 1%, why can't the NASDAQ simply go up 10% per year for a few years instead of up 80% - down 20%. Of course we all know why -- if it did most of Wall Street would be out of work. They need trade in and out of stocks constantly to justify and get their multi-million dollar salaries. Chris