To: Joel Brussell who wrote (27964 ) 11/6/1997 11:24:00 PM From: Autumn Henry Respond to
Hi Joel, you are a sight for sore fingers!! Glad to see you come to visit. Yes, there are some long faces on little boy men fund managers who are quite worried they may have outsmarted themselves on getting in on the grabbing with both hands.....I thought....too much managed money is not at all happy with how this updraft happened and they are going to pout until they get some in at the bottom too.....and after they went to all the trouble of dropping the semi's so greatly and speedily.....and then to miss out on slipping in at the bottom only to state some time later how the water is safe now for the rest of us to jump in..........:)......and how are they going to pay all those Christmas bonuses and such!.......yes, I fell for that one with the networkers this summer hook, line and sinker..or should I say stinker......I got a very strong intuitive trade nudge to get into USRX the night before it's exhaustion sell off spike.....but I thought "no, I can't the networkers are bad news, they are garbage".....that day I could have parked my money and gone and sat in a beach chair watching the waves roll in as well as the money roll in to the tune of an average of $l0,000 a day, every trading day for about 24 or 28 trading days before it stopped it's ascent up......and they say no one can call the bottom.....:).......but I kept saying it must be false cause just a scant 30 or so trading days ago they all came crashing down cause they were in deep trouble... and I know first hand you can't turn a business around that fast from demise to great.......it was another one of my expensive--"Harvard is cheap compared to this"---market education lessons. That trade would have really turned around my life in some key ways. So I now have a bit of skepticism.
