Tulipomania Blowoff Contest: Why and When will it end?

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Tulipomania Blowoff Contest: Why and When will it end?

An SI Board Since December 1998

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
3543	66	0	YHOO

Emcee: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Type: Unmoderated

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2343	Cheeky, would you please stop pimping for that book you wrote? SI does not all	KeepItSimple	-	12/27/1999
2342	But in fact, that is exactly what we are looking for: "At least until some	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	12/27/1999
2341	That's exactly the point you're missing, Simple. Everyone proffited fr	eric012	-	12/27/1999
2340	Without the fuel stations how would the auto take off the way it did? AOL, nop	Cheeky Kid	-	12/27/1999
2339	Exactly how did Mr Ford profit from gasoline sales, or new businesses on the si	KeepItSimple	-	12/27/1999
2338	Railroads are todays BBS's. Paved and Gravel Roadways are the Internet.	Cheeky Kid	-	12/27/1999
2337	Railroads in the 1890s <i>It was a good idea to mention railroads -- wha	Razorbak	-	12/27/1999
2336	Do you have anything at all to add? I'm arguing that demographics are drivi	eric012	-	12/27/1999
2335	<b>Mr. Complicated:</b> Henry, WOW, I'm surprised you sold 1000	Cheeky Kid	-	12/27/1999
2334	>Not to sound like some happy techno/future crazed nut Too late. When y	KeepItSimple	-	12/27/1999
2333	Hello?! The way we do biz is changing, radically! You might argue that the comp	eric012	-	12/27/1999
2332	But any such benefit to the bottom line is simply temporary, Bill. If Company	yard_man	-	12/27/1999
2331	wider markets? -- freer exchange? Ok -- probably, but that doesn't make th	yard_man	-	12/27/1999
2330	I prefer to deal soley in GOLD. Tell it to the judges.	Sir Auric Goldfinger	-	12/27/1999
2329	Then you better stick to horseshoes and saddles. hfmgv.org hfmgv.org	Cheeky Kid	-	12/27/1999
2328	Guess what-- Internet companies have, so far, proved to be losers. Amazon loses	Bearded One	-	12/27/1999
2327	Depends how the market shakes out. If market share is concentrated into a few	Zog	-	12/27/1999
2326	Sure there will be shakeouts and competition... And of course, the first-in'	eric012	-	12/27/1999
2325	What will cause it? There will be a bunch of smaller reasons stacked one atop t	long-gone	-	12/27/1999
2324	I think the various points of view are pretty clear here. It was fun to bat aro	Dale Baker	-	12/27/1999
2323	<i>If you're not into stockpicking, then buy a few index funds and ca	Mad2	-	12/27/1999
2322	Said the anonymous poster named "Zog". Right. Bye.	Dale Baker	-	12/27/1999
2321	Very insightful response! I'm so glad you can discuss the issue intelligen	Zog	-	12/27/1999
2320	You should rename this thread "Chicken Little Central" since you all	Dale Baker	-	12/27/1999
2319	In this model, do you think the B2B is going to make money? From who? There a	Zog	-	12/27/1999

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