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The Stock Market Bubble

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1939	<<. I realized back in August (I think) that we were following the	Joseph G.	-	10/3/1998
1938	It's ridiculous to compare recent selloff (so far) to November '29 when	Joseph G.	-	10/3/1998
1937	How can you compare to '29 and speak almost entirely of options -- doesn	yard_man	-	10/3/1998
1936	I don't pretend to be able to keep it all in my head at the same time, but	Tommaso	-	10/3/1998
1935	David, FWIW..A view from Barron's	Barbara Barry	-	10/3/1998
1934	thanks david. BTW.... do you use a fundamental view to support your TA....or i	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/3/1998
1933	The test would be to find a similar pattern which didn't crash. I realized	Moominoid	-	10/3/1998
1932	That is eerie, how they look so much alike! -Sword	Sword	-	10/2/1998
1931	I've put up a new page on my website with charts for 1929, 1987, and 1998.	Moominoid	-	10/2/1998
1930	At this rate, it's going to be a very long week end indeed..... Friday Oct	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/2/1998
1929	Given the chance, I couldn't pass up taking <b>1929 in October on the	Kip518	-	10/2/1998
1928	if the zeros and the corporate bonds diverge against your position then you do	Skeeter Bug	-	10/2/1998
1927	Friday October 2, 1:43 pm Eastern Time Standard & Poors sees Brazilian rec	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/2/1998
1926	For those of us who know "a lot" but don't know 1865-1911, could	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/2/1998
1925	I think we have already recapitulated part of the 1865-1900 period (USA history	Tommaso	-	10/2/1998
1924	It's been my opinion quite sometime now, that we're due for a repeat of	Sun Tzu	-	10/2/1998
1923	The deflationary period 1865-1900 and beyond was one of great economic growth b	Tommaso	-	10/2/1998
1922	<<What do you mean by "pricing power"?>> To turn market	Sun Tzu	-	10/2/1998
1921	You say "....the main concern of the businesses was pricing power..."	Jags	-	10/2/1998
1920	So, I guess you agree with everything else except that one point.	Walter Morton	-	10/2/1998
1919	<I>the collateral is in cash (surprises me!) </i>	Moominoid	-	10/2/1998
1918	<<What is this "cash"??>> In Wall St. lingo, cash is any	Sun Tzu	-	10/2/1998
1917	Doom sayers please pay attention: Back in the early days that I started "	Sun Tzu	-	10/2/1998
1916	The treasuries to some extent make sense, but how do you explain cash? What is	Jags	-	10/2/1998
1915	Yeah, makes me wonder too! But they keep saying the collateral is in cash (sur	Jags	-	10/2/1998

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