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To: happy_camper who wrote (36322)	12/2/2008 10:09:40 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 207831

Yeah, and da boyz need SP=1K by the 18-th to make his poots worth less, or worthless, whichever way you prefer. <g> I would not count on 'em thou, da credit sickness paralyzed 'em, even da Fed's money train not helping even though in practice it should. I give up. Da boyz lost October and November. December is a big month. We need a rally. I mean, NOW. I'd say we should get one cause da boyz are bathing in Fed's cash, but... that didn't help 'em any lately -g-

To: happy_camper who wrote (36322)	12/2/2008 11:01:21 PM
From: SwampDogg	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207831

same thing happened in 2002 at the low this market is going to astound on the upside IMO this low is generating some major power to move higher a coiled spring never seen before

To: happy_camper who wrote (36322)	12/3/2008 2:51:30 PM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 207831

The real crisis is still ahead of us, IMHO, as all these bailouts lead to US sovereign debt problem, much worse than anything we experienced so far. However, stocks will rally a lot if Treasury bonds start dropping, initially. We could see a 30-40% rally. When and if T-rates get high, keep rising, and stocks start crashing on that, then we have to really worry. For now I have a bull costume on -g- It will be perfect time to get long US real economy after the currency crisis hits some time next year or so. Then of course, some of these companies never had a bull market and got very cheap already -g-