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To: Boplicity who wrote (13164)	7/18/2004 9:13:03 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

<<this thread is dead. normally I would say that this is a indicator a bottom, but sadly, I believe the market is dead for a long time. One hell of a base will be built. Sometime near the end of the decade the bull might return.>> Holding an assortment of stocks is very risky today, three losers for every winner. More like the 1960's . Better to invest in land or homes in the progressive areas There are far too many people involved in analyzing and manipulating , using deivatives and options, and generally living off the common investors dollars. Like rats eating a cheese. There are several potentials like buying a stock that has dipped , but I refuse to buy back NT or Agi which has so many lawsuits pending. Dell still one of the solidest stocks around, with a steady growth of 22 to 29 % and a great potential but no profit to shareholders for 5 years? That does not compute. Best to go back to doing what made us the money we used to invest in the first place. Work or job of some type, building improvements, whatever. Consider the market a fascinating gamble. Sig