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To: waverider who wrote (8489)	5/8/1999 5:30:00 PM
From: Lucretius	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14427

hey? ever look at anything besides the DOW, my Joe6P friend?? the crash beg8ins when the top is in... and it HAS begun if you aren't a total moron and open your eyes.... have a look at the dollar, the long bond, every other index besides the DOW.... HO HO HO (even the greatest co in the world -g-, QCOM falls w/into that list) you are in for the shock of YOUR LIFE..... and I think you deserve it.... Riding QCOM to the bottom is going to be that much more enjoyable... BTW-- I am really scared cause QCOM is going split one piece of paper into 2... that probably double sthe value of the co, right? LOL!!! remember.... fools and their money are soon parted!

To: waverider who wrote (8489)	5/9/1999 8:57:00 PM
From: upanddown	Respond to of 14427

Here let me save you the trouble of writing things like the "crash has begun" and "this is your last chance." Just bookmark this post and save for cut and past for your next year of fortune telling. Very considerate of you, Rick. Since we just passed the one-year mark of the first of thousands of apocalyptic, "the world ends tomorrow" posts, Luc's typing fingers could probably use a little rest. We all know his mantra. Not sure why he feels it necessary to constantly repeat it. Anyone planning to follow his advice would have done it by now. If he has taught us anything, it is that Buffet and Lynch were right when they said that trying to call bear markets is a fool's game. Best, John