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To: elmatador who wrote (6611)	5/22/2006 6:59:13 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217896

The Financial Collapse of 2006 and Beyond Hello elmat, based on what we are experiencing here in HK, today, when almost every single share is red, as in down, and many large caps are off by some horrendous numbers, like -8%, I would guess either something terrible will happen on NYSE its day, like severely down, or something surprising, like up. I am beginning to get tempted, and the greed gene is working, but the fear chromosome is still effective, so I think I will just read a detective novel tonight and not look at the Bloomberg channel (and certainly will stay well clear away from CNBC). I would guess that some time between now and eternity, a unique buying moment will be. If Bush the George wants to start a war, now is the time to do it, as the market is sh*tting itself in any case. Chugs, J Oops, the fear index is went high again business-times.asia1.com.sg "Global derivatives market expands to record US$298t Banks fail to keep up with paperwork as they chase credit derivatives market ..."