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To: russwinter who wrote (12710)	4/27/2004 6:32:29 PM
From: austrieconomist	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Time frame. Some on your thread do trade on a daily basis. I practice law and can only intermittently tend to investments and it would be foolhardy for me to dip in and try to trade short term swings. If I'm going to invest myself, I have to resign myself to long term swings. For such movements I'm selecting a group of paid advisers that have a track record of providing advice on those wider swings. GM. I fear (and have feared) you are right. The issuance of $13 billion of debt with zero (-0-, zip, nada, doughnut) productive capacity such as was done last year (to shore up the pension fund obligations -- they're not done yet) was the penultimate clue that this giant is going down for the count. My bold prediction, within 15 years. Why do I "fear"? Because my daughter is graduating from college on May 17 and has accepted a position (design engineer) with -- ta dah -- GM.