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To: OneWest who wrote (4332)	4/21/1999 6:10:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 28311

I thought Fleckenstein was a wacko bear too until I started reading him on another thread. He's a lot better than I thought, becasue hes only a selective bear. He doesn't short momentum issues, but when there is a case where something is way overvalued and about to come down he does short it - and of course the people on those stock threads don't appreciate it but denial is no way to invest. For some examples of this check out the cpq thread and misc software threads. Most fund managers don't want to publish a daily mkt commentary I'm sure of that. Anyway I stand by my opinion that Battapaglia and Fleckelstein are always on cnbc because they are cute. Cnbc is for inveestors that happen to look like actors imo.