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To: ild who wrote (43189)	10/11/2005 12:42:43 PM
From: Wyätt Gwyön	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110194

@oil stocks) so far, the dip buyers have no joy. "It's the sworn solemn duty of the stock market to shake out as many investors as possible all along the way in a thematic or sector bull cycle." -- Contrary Investor i totally agree with CI. consequently i believe it is my "duty" as an investor to not get shaken out, within the constraints of my asset allocation policy. that necessitates a willingness to "take one's lumps" in the market. i believe the time to get out is not when a bull market corrects and chases out the daytraders, but when a bull market turns into a bubble. theoretically this should be detectable by ludicrous valuation multiples, which i have not noticed yet in the stocks i hold.