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To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (4729)	2/9/1999 2:15:00 PM
From: Impristine	Respond to of 41369

HELP!! I've fallen and I CAN'T FIND MY BRAIN!! exchange2000.com

To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (4729)	2/10/1999 12:34:00 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

MeDroogies. I started pulling the trigger today at 1545 at the close of the market. As much as I enjoy a good hunt, we need to realize that the market is much less predictable than a deer or moose. It is always on the move. So I started nibbling. Largest position back in, DELL @ 98.Then started building my AOL position from scratch @ 148. Got some MSFT @160 and CSCO @96. This bottom may be closer than we think. I think the Prez's trial may be the coincidental event to an end of the quarter eps announcements. I suspect the Bubba will walk and will remain a black mark on this Senate for all eternity. Very sad. But I think America is strong enough to pick up and move on. The Internet and Tech dance is not over. That has been the driver for the past 20+years. We hear a lot of pundits asking us to buy on what they loaded up on, paper, oils, whatever. they missed the Internet big time. Well, the pox on them. When we are ready to bolt out of the starting line it will be with gaps up again. AOL may go to 138: So I will keep buying on the way down. I think stochastics may be misleading here. I doubt AOL will go all the way down the bottom. Somewhere in the top third of the way down it will turn back up and take off; IMO, TA To: MeDroogies (4728 ) From: Tunica Albuginea Tuesday, Feb 9 1999 1:21PM ET Reply #4730 of 4788 MeDroogies. I hear you. And remain ready to pull the trigger. This is sort of like game hunting. I like the Ruger single action. That's because you only get to get one shot. So it has to be your best shot or the animal is gone. So you circle and look and hunt. And you get closer to the target until you feel ready to take that shot. You quiet your breathing, then hold it for a second, and.... pull the trigger. AAA... looking forward to a great venison meal.. Go AOL...