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To: Paul Chiu who wrote (2409)	11/11/2007 1:34:51 AM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 3618

i should have posted it better, not only do they think they do not get back to highs but are broken stocks. I feel the tape was painted for 10/31 closing too . however i doubt they are broken stocks. One example reading barrons last night. (oops) one analyst of fund manager held onto these stocks sighting prior drops of 12 to 16% and then a quick bounce back to 21% or so. He felt if you went to the side lines you miss the bounce back. My point is this a buying opportunity and not year 2000. It's not important if they get back to highs this year but i feel they will be higher at year end than today. another financial show or perhaps same one, everyone agreed to jump on starbucks. they were certain it bottomed and ready for huge jump. I figure they were drinking some holiday cheer early on. If we are going into a slow down in world wide economy i doubt starbucks would be having huge growth in the next year. Sometimes these folks should have a second cup of coffee before the show.