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To: Diamond Jim who wrote (6047)	7/17/1998 1:26:00 PM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42834

jim I am still hoping that Don would address my question in regards to his message to me at: Message 5197182 I think the Rillinios attack got him and Justa off track a bit and my question got lost in the shuffle. I am not interested in trashing Bob in the least. What I would like to know is what happened in 1987 and what did Bob learn to improve his model. Since the model is proprietary, we may never get that answer, but I am still interested in the apparent discrepency between Lane's memory (or notes) and what the independent Hilbert has published. Telling me about 1990 doesn't answer my 1987 question. If I were as sharp as Alan, I'd have a url for Muldar saying "The truth is out there...." regards Kirk out

To: Diamond Jim who wrote (6047)	7/17/1998 2:00:00 PM
From: marc ultra	Respond to of 42834

re embarrass, absolutely not, It is exactly what I believe. And why are you asking me if the facts frazzle me if I am simply asking for the full facts so me, you and and anyone else can properly evaluate them. I simply asked if Mrgreenjeans wishes to quote one news letter from 6 years ago since neither I nor most of us have such voluminous old records let him lay the full facts on the table and answer the simple important questions I asked so we can take advantage of his records and evaluate them one way or another instead of reading the first act of a play. I would think the facts of exactly how bob did calling the start of this great bull market are a little more compelling than some of the trivial fact seeking that's been going on here in the past marc