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To: dharampal luthra who wrote (1005)	8/5/1998 3:33:00 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 3339

Now if this stock was $100/share, investors on this thread would be more interested....

To: dharampal luthra who wrote (1005)	8/5/1998 4:22:00 AM
From: R Stevens	Respond to of 3339

>My heart goes out to those of you who might have suffered a >major decline in your portfolios today... Noted that you posted this on several other threads, sounds like there is more hype going out than heart. Good luck with your penny arcade. Have any analysis regarding the actual thread topic?

To: dharampal luthra who wrote (1005)	8/5/1998 5:56:00 AM
From: Tommaso	Respond to of 3339

From the thread's statement of purpose: "The purpose of this thread is an objective discussion of the current bubble and conjecture about when and how it will end. Of course the opinion that we are not in a bubble must also be considered." It might be best to discuss your stock in a more suitable location. Now that the Fed has repeated the errors of the 1920s by allowing excess money and credit growth that has fed into the stock market, a serious decline is inevitable. When that happens, it will be interesting to see if the Fed repeats the errors of the early 1970s and sets off 10 percent inflation again.

To: dharampal luthra who wrote (1005)	8/5/1998 7:14:00 AM
From: Moominoid	Respond to of 3339

Fellow Investors, My heart goes out to those of you who might have suffered a major decline in your portfolios today. My portfolio saw a nice rise today as most of my US dollars were shorting MSFT. David