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To: Nemer who wrote (7312)10/27/1998 12:55:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 44573
 
If I recall correctly it's a Morpheus Loop.

You make one by taking a strip of paper and putting a turn in it, then taping the ends together.

I see why many like Cramer but it's not for me. I know enuf about the Bond Market that it is a little off-putting to subscribe to a guy that says "It's the fixed-income market, stupid." and pretty much talks down to his audience. I don't disagree overmuch with what he says I just don't care for his presentation.

At least if I were to talk down to someone s/he would be secure in the knowledge that I'm not making any money off my diatribe.

Other than that I think his opinions are valid; I guess my reaction is "so what else is new?" but then many should still read it I guess because people don't know that much about bonds. Matter of fact, I thought the Bond Market was more than 10x the Stock Market. So there you go. I guess I did get something out of it.

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Looks as if I allowed myself to be swayed by my friend's read today. I should have stuck with "buy then reverse". Such is life.



To: Nemer who wrote (7312)10/27/1998 1:14:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 44573
 
Geez, everyone is peppering me with Cramer today

Message 6178384

Are you guys trying to tell me something? Perhaps if I speak of his analysis in glowing terms I'll get out of this Mobius Strip.

(It just occurred to me. Mobius, not Morpheus. Morpheus was a mythical god of dreams. Mobius was a vaudeville magician from Paris, Texas.)